Material Image : Art And the Real in Film, Paperback by Peucker, Brigitte, Li...

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Book Title: Material Image : Art And the Real in Film Item Width: 6 in Publisher: Stanford University Press Author: Brigitte Peucker Series: Cultural Memory in the Present Ser. Number of Pages: 272 Pages Publication Year: 2006 ISBN: 9780804754316 width: 6 in Publication Name: Material Image : Art and the Real in Film Subject Area: Performing Arts Item Height: 0.6 in Item Length: 9 in Language: English Format: Perfect Item Weight: 13.7 Oz Subject: Film / History & Criticism height: 0.6 in Type: Textbook

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Material Image : Art And the Real in Film, Paperback by Peucker, Brigitte, Li.... Material Image : Art And the Real in Film, Paperback by Peucker, Brigitte, ISBN 0804754314, ISBN-13 9780804754316, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Examining films by Scorsese, Greenaway, Wenders, Kubrick, Fassbinder, and other directors, Peucker (film studies, Yale U.) explores connections between film and the "real," increasingly focusing on the "real" body of the film spectator as th progresses. She draws on theories from across the scholarly literature of the visual arts in order to explore inter-media issues of art and the body--images and the real--such as the way reality is suggested by visual metaphors, its relation to illusion, the boundary between art and the real, and the spectator's relationship to the visual. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR () Material Image : Art And the Real in Film, Paperback by Peucker, Brigitte, ISBN 0804754314, ISBN-13 9780804754316, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Examining films by Scorsese, Greenaway, Wenders, Kubrick, Fassbinder, and other directors, Peucker (film studies, Yale U.) explores connections between film and the "real," increasingly focusing on the "real" body of the film spectator as th progresses. She draws on theories from across the scholarly literature of the visual arts in order to explore inter-media issues of art and the body--images and the real--such as the way reality is suggested by visual metaphors, its relation to illusion, the boundary between art and the real, and the spectator's relationship to the visual. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()