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Make Believe In Film And Fiction Visual Vs Verbal Storytelling First Edition Karl Kroeber

SKU: BELL-1616822

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Make Believe In Film And Fiction Visual Vs Verbal Storytelling First Edition Karl Kroeber instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.3 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Karl Kroeber

ISBN: 9781403972798, 1403972796

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: First Edition

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Make Believe In Film And Fiction Visual Vs Verbal Storytelling First Edition Karl Kroeber by Karl Kroeber 9781403972798, 1403972796 instant download after payment.

Describing in detail precise differences between the psychological experience of reading a novel and watching a movie, Make Believe in Film and Fiction shows how movies' unique magnification of movements produces stories especially potent in exposing hypocrisy, the spread of criminality in contemporary society, and the relation of private experience to the natural environment. By contrasts of novels with visual storytelling the book also displays how fiction facilitates sharing of subjective fantasies, frees the mind from limiting spatial and temporal preconceptions, and dramatizes the ethical significance of even trivial and commonplace behavior, while intensifying readers' awareness of how they think and feel.