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Graduate Film Theory Seminar
Film 200 | CCN: 31846
Date and Time: TH 1-4P, 226 DWINELLE
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Film Studies Proseminar
Film 203 | CCN: 31849
Instructor: Kristen Whissel
Date and Time: TU 10-1P, 226 DWINELLE
This seminar will address matters related to professionalization within the discipline as well as the degree requirements for the Ph.D. in Film & Media. Each week, we will meet to discuss a specific topic, including the Qualifying... More -
“World Enough and Time”: Seriality 1915/2015
Film 240 | CCN: 31852
Instructor: Linda Williams
Date and Time: M 4-7P, 226 DWINELLE
This course will pretend that there is “world enough and time” to examine the nature of seriality in fictional literature, film, television and possibly web-based media. The class is given as preparation for, and for possible... More -
Archaeologies of the Projected Image
Film 240 Section 002 | CCN: 31858
Instructor: Mary Ann Doane
Date and Time: W 11-2P, 226 DWINELLE
Analysis of the history and theory of projected images from the magic lantern to IMAX. We will examine theories of scale, architecture, and perspective in order to consider the changing size of moving images, from the flip... More -
Film and Theater: Comparative Media, Comparative Perspective
Film 240 Section 003 | CCN: 31861
Instructor: Weihong Bao
Date and Time: W 4-7P, 226 DWINELLE
This course investigates the interaction between film and theater both in theory and practice from the late nineteenth century to the present. We focus on key issues of film and theater as constructions of social space... More -
War and Media 1914/2014
Film 240 Section 004 | CCN: 31948
Instructor: Anton Kaes
Date and Time: M 1-6P, 282 DWINELLE
This research seminar takes the centennial of the beginning of World War I as an occasion to reflect on the media-technological implications of war, both a hundred years ago and today. What role did the emergent... More