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SLLC 362

Vision, Visuality, and the Gaze in Cinema

3 Credits

Students will build a way of talking critically about film. The prism of seeing, visuality, the gaze, and the like will serve as a way to investigate the way films take on meaning as well as to understand how film participates in a wide network of interconnected ideas, concepts, and modes of thought that have contributed to the audiences' ability to make sense of what a film is conveying.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: ENGL245 , FILM245 or CINE245 ; or permission of Film Studies Program; or permission of ARHU-School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures department. Cross-listed with: CINE362 . Credit Only Granted for: SLLC362 or CINE362 .

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