Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 20,Oplag 3Indiana University Press, 1998 |
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Side 65
... given . On the contrary , it seems to us that narration is only a consequence of the visible ( apparent ) images themselves and their direct combinations - it is never a given . So - called classical narration derives directly from the ...
... given . On the contrary , it seems to us that narration is only a consequence of the visible ( apparent ) images themselves and their direct combinations - it is never a given . So - called classical narration derives directly from the ...
Side 78
... given , quite possibly , one could always call a flow . It's flows that are given , and creation consists in dividing ( découper ) , organizing , connecting flows in such a way that a cre- ation is drawn or made around certain ...
... given , quite possibly , one could always call a flow . It's flows that are given , and creation consists in dividing ( découper ) , organizing , connecting flows in such a way that a cre- ation is drawn or made around certain ...
Side 128
... given order of power - simply because of the shifting ground between things seen and things uttered . In this way , since “ all knowledge goes from something visible to something utterable , and inversely " ( 46-47 ) , a map , because ...
... given order of power - simply because of the shifting ground between things seen and things uttered . In this way , since “ all knowledge goes from something visible to something utterable , and inversely " ( 46-47 ) , a map , because ...
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