Titlebook: Cognitive Theory and Documentary Film; Catalin Brylla,Mette Kramer Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Cognitiv

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Whither Chromium in Gallium Arsenide? argues that documentaries, but also fiction, tend to be believed unless such cognitive and affective processes provide disconfirmation, and that documentaries may often be veiled propaganda, as in the case of ., where a central purpose is to present a glowing portrait of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

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Beschreibung von Semi-Markoff-Prozessen,ion of people in documentaries is both constructed and nonfictional, and discusses the implications of considering documentaries as “asserted veridical representations.” It describes the most salient tools used by documentary filmmakers to construct characters, and the ethical obligations such characterization implies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0574-1ledge is then deployed in my own film practice to reduce or reconfigure disability stereotypes, particularly using the strategy of narrative fragmentation, which prevents the formation of schematic characters and plots.

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Book 2018sing on a variety of formats, such as first-person, wildlife, animated and slow TV documentary, as well as docudrama and web videos. Documentaries play an increasingly significant role in informing our cognitive and emotional understanding of today’s mass-mediated society, and this collection seeks

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Ascent Ray Theorems and Some Applicationseative and narrative strategies, which are also found in documentaries in general, and they point to the importance of narrative and emotion for an understanding of the making and reception of documentaries.

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D. Rumsby,R. M. Ware,M. Whittakerconsiderations, such as point-of-view, the concept of “narrative spaces” is also introduced to examine how the film establishes a blend between the focal strategies of fiction film with those of documentary film.

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A. Mircea-Roussel,G. Jacob,J. P. Hallaisly taken root in the culture: fake news. On the surface, fake news and documentary storytelling do different things and stem from different impulses. Still, beneath the surface, it is quite possible that both reflect a growing disregard for truth in the wider culture—a supposed phenomenon that pundits have labelled “post-truth.”

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Hidden Semi-Markov Model and Estimation,cial and activist reasons. The chapter makes use of models of high-level empathy to explore how and why these films do not fully reach their potential, and what can be learned from their shortcomings within an academic and a film-practice context.