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An examination of the ways in which the technological and institutional practices of cinema construct modes of modern and contemporary subjectivity. Course topic changes; please see the Class Search for current topic. Critical approach designations: Media, Power and Subjectivities. Distribution requirement: Global. May be repeated for credit.

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>>>>>> Cinema and Subjectivity (LIT 155A) will examine the ways in which the technological and institutional practices of cinema construct, hail, project, and/or assume different types of subjectivity among real and imagined film viewers. We will survey important film forms (narrative film, documentary, ethnographic film), international new waves/neo-realisms (Italy, Senegal, Taiwan, Argentina, Romania, and Iran), and genres in order to develop a nuanced sense of the kinds of sensoria, senses of self, and forms of spectatorship films have fostered, impeded, ignored, or anticipated over the past century. <<<<<< Lectures meet on Tuesdays from 5:20 to 6:55 PM and on Thursdays from 7:10 to 8:45 PM. Likewise, there will be required weekly film screenings on Tuesdays starting at 7:10 PM . >>>>>>>

Days & Times	Room	Instructor	Meeting Dates
Tu 05:20PM-10:10PM	Merrill Acad 102	Bachman,E.M.	09/28/23 - 12/08/23
Th 07:10PM-08:45PM	Merrill Acad 102	Bachman,E.M.	09/28/23 - 12/08/23