Making Meaning: Inference and Rhetoric in the Interpretation of Cinema (Harvard Film Studies)
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Making Meaning: Inference and Rhetoric in the Interpretation of Cinema (Harvard Film Studies)

by David Bordwell

Film Criticism Semiotics Cinema Interpretation
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In Making Meaning, David Bordwell examines cinema through the lenses of inference and rhetoric. This Harvard Film Studies volume offers a focused scholarly inquiry into film interpretation and the ways meaning is constructed and understood, making it relevant to readers of film theory and criticism.

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Making Meaning explores the interpretation of cinema through the related concepts of inference and rhetoric.

David Bordwell focuses on how meaning is constructed and understood in film.

Published as part of the Harvard Film Studies series, the book presents a scholarly approach to cinema and interpretation.

It is suited to readers interested in film theory, criticism, and the processes through which films acquire meaning.

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