Babel and Babylon: Spectatorship in American Silent Film
by Hansen
A study of how American silent films shaped spectatorship and cultural perception in the early twentieth century.
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Babel and Babylon examines the development of spectatorship in American silent film.
The book analyzes how audiences engaged with early cinema and its cultural implications.
It discusses the transformation of viewing practices during the silent era.
Focus is placed on the relationship between film form and social context.
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