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(noun) the stage of an ancient Greek or Roman theater / (noun) the part of a modern stage in front of the curtain / (noun) the wall that separates the stage from the auditorium and provides the arch that frames it / (noun) foreground / (noun) foreground

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The stage first broke through the proscenium arch, then outburst the brick-and-mortar integument of the theatre itself.

—p.25 Eisenstein’s Aesthetics (13) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

The stage first broke through the proscenium arch, then outburst the brick-and-mortar integument of the theatre itself.

—p.25 Eisenstein’s Aesthetics (13) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

(noun) the practice of severe self-discipline, typically for religious reasons

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Of course, it is possible to approach films by studying some other feature; by an effort of critical ascesis we could see films, as Sternberg sometimes urged, as abstract light-show or as histrionic feasts.

—p.86 The Auteur Theory (58) by Peter Wollen
strange
6 months ago

Of course, it is possible to approach films by studying some other feature; by an effort of critical ascesis we could see films, as Sternberg sometimes urged, as abstract light-show or as histrionic feasts.

—p.86 The Auteur Theory (58) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

(adjective) of, relating to, or being speech used for social or emotive purposes rather than for communicating information

130

There is no doubt that the cross can serve as a phatic signal and as a degenerate index, triggering off an effusive and devout meditation, but this should be radically distinguished from the conceptual content articulated by the symbolic sign.

—p.130 The Semiology of the Cinema (97) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

There is no doubt that the cross can serve as a phatic signal and as a degenerate index, triggering off an effusive and devout meditation, but this should be radically distinguished from the conceptual content articulated by the symbolic sign.

—p.130 The Semiology of the Cinema (97) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

(adjective) lacking nutritive value / devoid of significance or interest; dull / naive, simplistic, and superficial

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The counterpart of Kubrick’s jejune liberalism is a jejune nihilism.

—p.164 The Writings of Lee Russell: New Left Review (1964–7) (151) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

The counterpart of Kubrick’s jejune liberalism is a jejune nihilism.

—p.164 The Writings of Lee Russell: New Left Review (1964–7) (151) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

report or represent in outline; foreshadow or symbolize

198

the traditional Marxist attack (derived from Taint and Blinks) adumbrates a theory of types, as distinct from contingent phenomena

—p.198 The Writings of Lee Russell: New Left Review (1964–7) (151) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

the traditional Marxist attack (derived from Taint and Blinks) adumbrates a theory of types, as distinct from contingent phenomena

—p.198 The Writings of Lee Russell: New Left Review (1964–7) (151) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

(adjective) of or relating to dreams; dreamy

241

Shanghai Gesture – mad love, oneirism.

—p.241 Afterword (1997): Lee Russell Interviews Peter Wollen (211) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago

Shanghai Gesture – mad love, oneirism.

—p.241 Afterword (1997): Lee Russell Interviews Peter Wollen (211) by Peter Wollen
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6 months ago