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film phenomenology: a standalone construct

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Film studies

the study of film experience as a mutual act of perception and expression between viewer and film, grounded in embodiment.

In film studies, film phenomenology refers to the study of film experience as a mutual act of perception and expression between viewer and film, grounded in embodiment. This meaning comes from Sobchack (1992) in The address of the eye.[1]

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Sobchack, V. C. (1992). The address of the eye. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691031958

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