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Journal Article
Unreal Time: A Conversation on Film Theory, Media Historiography, and the Scales of Pandemic Catastrophe
2021
Overview
In the following conversation, Mary Ann Doane and Doron Galili discuss their new books on theories of cinematic scale and the emergence of early television (respectively), both of which were written shortly before the pandemic. The authors consider the multifarious crises that COVID-19 has posed for concepts and experiences of film and media spectatorship, framing the present moment through formative debates in film theory, media historiography, and industry analysis.
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Wayne State University Press
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