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INI100H1 Lecture 7: Lecture 7

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Innis College Courses
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INI100H1
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Prof.Langer

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Themes: bakhtin and the chronotope , rusian cultural theorist. 3/3/11: dialogic: every utterance depends on an anticipated reply or response, carnivalesque: uses humour, disorganization and subverted expectations to challenge dominant paradigms, the choronotope. cinema and its viewers as feedback loop. film and primary form of chronotopic activity . time and space as main constituents of film form (flanagan) film itself is incredibly actve in terms of space and time. chronotope as description of particular diegetic space-time elements. Chronotope of reception as link between real and represented chronotopes: the viewing of the film as familiar or exotic, the relationship between time and space bw the diegetic world of the film. the action film functions at each of these levels: race and the body, historical/cultural significance of: www. notesolution. com. not necessarily racist but, may play into stereotypes.

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