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Film studies

a tactile way of looking that moves over the surface of the image as if touching it, rather than reading it for depth and narrative.

In film studies, haptic visuality refers to a tactile way of looking that moves over the surface of the image as if touching it, rather than reading it for depth and narrative. This meaning comes from Marks (1999) in The Skin of the Film.[1]

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References

Marks, L. U. (1999). The Skin of the Film. Duke University Press. ISBN 9780822381372

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