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Metz, Christian (1931–93) Quick reference
A Dictionary of Critical Theory (2 ed.)
..., Christian ( 1931–93 ) French film theorist . Metz introduced film studies to both structuralism and psychoanalysis and in the process helped initiate the establishment of film theory. Instead of asking what films mean, Metz set out to discover how they make meaning, and in doing so revolutionized the way film was written and thought about in the academy. Born in Béziers in southern France, Metz studied classical languages and ancient history at the École Normale Supérieure and then completed a doctorate in general linguistics at the Sorbonne....
Metz, Christian (b. 1927) Reference library
The New Oxford Companion to Literature in French
..., Christian ( b. 1927 ). France's leading cinema theoretician of the 1960s and 1970s. He followed a path characteristic of much literary theory in moving from an early concern with narrative taxonomy reminiscent of Genette ( Essais sur la signification au cinéma , 1968 ) to work influenced by Lacan 's psychoanalysis ( Le Signifiant imaginaire , 1976 ). [ KAR ...
Metz, Christian (1931–93) Quick reference
A Dictionary of Critical Theory
..., Christian ( 1931–93 ) French film theorist . Metz introduced film studies to both structuralism and psychoanalysis and in the process helped initiate the establishment of film theory. Instead of asking what films mean, Metz set out to discover how they make meaning, and in doing so revolutionized the way film was written and thought about in the academy. Born in Béziers in southern France, Metz studied classical languages and ancient history at the École Normale Supérieure and then completed a doctorate in general linguistics at the Sorbonne. Always a...
Metz, Christian (1931–1994) Reference library
Encyclopedia of Semiotics
..., Christian ( 1931–1994 ), French linguist of the Hjelmslevian school whose writings on film semiotics have, more than any others, both launched new approaches and created disciples and dissenters. Among his academic colleagues in the university world of Paris in the early 1960s, Metz was an acknowledged film fan. Inspired in general by the structuralist discourse of the day and in particular by attention that both Roland Barthes and Claude Lévi‐Strauss paid briefly to aspects of cinema, he turned his own scholarly attention to film in 1964 . Metz's...
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The Oxford Companion to the Book
...against the Saracens. The allegorical Roman de la Rose was begun by Guillaume de Lorris around 1230–35 and finished by Jean de Meun in the early 1270s . Vernacular texts of simple science or self-improvement included the L’Image du monde ( 1246 ) of Gossuin de Metz, the Livres dou trésor ( 1266–8 ) of Brunetto Latini, the Livre de Sydrach: La Fontaine de toutes sciences ( c .1270 ), and others. There were also translations of classical and religious texts, including the popular Bible Historiale , translated by Guyart des Moulins in...
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Garner’s Modern English Usage (4 ed.)
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