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Semiotics and Documentary Film
Semiotics and Documentary Film
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Semiotics and Documentary Film
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This volume reintroduces Peircean ideas within documentary studies. Taking from Peirce's semeiotic and parallel ideas within recent visual anthropology, it defends documentary practice as a vital form of human inquiry. Through the work of three renowned filmmakers - Jon Jost, Johan Van der Keuken, and Rithy Panh - this monograph attempts to reassert human agency within a global age, dominated by scepticism and an unquestioning subservience to mechanistic military techno-culture.

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This volume reintroduces Peircean ideas within documentary studies. Taking from Peirce's semeiotic and parallel ideas within recent visual anthropology, it defends documentary practice as a vital form of human inquiry. Through the work of three renowned filmmakers - Jon Jost, Johan Van der Keuken, and Rithy Panh - this monograph attempts to reassert human agency within a global age, dominated by scepticism and an unquestioning subservience to mechanistic military techno-culture.

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  • Author: Hing Tsang
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  • Year: 2013
  • Pages: 210
  • ISBN: 9781614514114
  • ISBN-10: 1614514119
  • ISBN-13: 9781614514114
  • Format: PDF
  • Language: English English

This volume reintroduces Peircean ideas within documentary studies. Taking from Peirce's semeiotic and parallel ideas within recent visual anthropology, it defends documentary practice as a vital form of human inquiry. Through the work of three renowned filmmakers - Jon Jost, Johan Van der Keuken, and Rithy Panh - this monograph attempts to reassert human agency within a global age, dominated by scepticism and an unquestioning subservience to mechanistic military techno-culture.

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