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Explorations in Film Theory is a selection of some of the most influential articles which originally appeared in Cine-Tracts one of the journals which helped define contemporary film theory. The articles represent crucial ideas and theories in the areas of film and communications studies, feminist studies, and film history. They challenge the way theoreticians and filmmakers have not come to grips with sexual difference, and they raise questions about image and how images produce meaning. Bertolt Brecht, Walter Benjamin, Dziga-Vertov, pornography, educational television, and the New German...

"This is a very strong, thought-provoking volume]... "-George Marcus

As home photographs shift from the print format to digital technology and as video moves from the television screen to multimedia, it is crucial to develop new strategies of interpreting and analyzing these images.

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We are living in the end age of Christianity as we have known it. Our culture needs to be revamped, and we need to question our routine yearly celebrations of Jewish recordings that are unrelated to the mythos we espouse. In other words, we need to change our way of thinking.

Author Max Burnett's Probing Our Judeo-Christian Inheritance (for Freethinkers) is a fresh look at the core building block of Western civilization. Burnett goes well beyond modern-day writers who want to change and save Christianity as we have known it. He clarifies what Christianity could have been and...

We are living in the end age of Christianity as we have known it. Our culture needs to be revamped, and we need to question our routine yearly celebrations of Jewish recordings that are unrelated to the mythos we espouse. In other words, we need to change our way of thinking.

Author Max Burnett's Probing Our Judeo-Christian Inheritance (for Freethinkers) is a fresh look at the core building block of Western civilization. Burnett goes well beyond modern-day writers who want to change and save Christianity as we have known it. He clarifies what Christianity could have been and...