How movies engender closed-mindedness or optional thinking in viewers. Close analysis of branching narrative movies (Sliding Doors, Rashomon, etc.) An in-depth study of cognitive-affective engagement in movies.
How movies engender closed-mindedness or optional thinking in viewers. Close analysis of branching narrative movies (Sliding Doors, Rashomon, etc.) An in-depth study of cognitive-affective engagement in movies.
Nitzan Ben Shaul is Professor of Film and Television Studies and former head of the Film and Television Department at Tel Aviv University. He received his Ph.D. from the Cinema Studies Department at New York University. He has authored several books including, Film: The Key Concepts (Berg, 2007), and Hyper-narrative Interactive Cinema: Problems and Solutions (Rodopi, 2008).
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Closed Mindedness in Movies Chapter 3. Failed Alternatives to Optional Thinking Chapter 4. Optional Thinking in Movies Chapter 5. Conclusion Bibliography Filmography Index
Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Closed Mindedness in Movies Chapter 3. Failed Alternatives to Optional Thinking Chapter 4. Optional Thinking in Movies Chapter 5. Conclusion Bibliography Filmography Index
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