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Issue 5.2

2017

Cinema and Technologies of Movement

edited by Philippe Bédard, Jordan Gowanlock, and Theo Stojanov, with out-going managing editor Rachel Webb Jekanowski
Cinema and Technologies of Movement

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Individual Chapters

Introduction

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Introduction

Philippe Bédard, Jordan Gowanlock, and Theo Stojanov

Articles

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“Move as if Alive”: The Kinematograph as Unstable Technology of Movement and its Impact on the Spectator

Gert Jan Harkema

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The Protean Camera

Philippe Bédard

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Ballet’s Influence on the Development of Early Cinema and the Technological Modification of Dance Movement

Jennifer Ann Zale

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Seeing Aspects of the Moving Camera: On the Twofoldness of the Mobile Frame

Jordan Schonig

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Early Marathi Cinema: Prabhat Studios and Social Respectability

Hrishikesh Ingle

Book Reviews

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Invisible Labour? Re-examining the Aesthetics of Sound Design in 1970s American Cinema

Kyla Smith

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When Curating Meets Film Theory: Philippe-Alain Michaud’s Sur le film

Lola Rémy

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Wandering into the Space of Imagination

Oslavi Linares Martínez

Exhibition Reviews

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Archaeology of the Digital

Jordan Gowanlock

Concordia University
Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
1455 Boul. de Maisonneuve Ouest, FB 319
Montréal, Québec, Canada H3G 1M8

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