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intellectual montage: a standalone construct

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Film studies

editing in which the collision of shots produces an abstract idea not contained in either image alone.

In film studies, intellectual montage refers to editing in which the collision of shots produces an abstract idea not contained in either image alone. This meaning comes from Eisenstein (1949) in Film form.[1]

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  1. Eisenstein, S. (1949). Film form. Meridian Books. ISBN 9780156309202

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