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Legends and stories Novels Stories Adolescents Teen-agers Young adults (Teenagers) Teens Bigotry Tolerance Intolerance Thinking Thoughts Mind Sayings Ana Talking Talking Freedom of religion--Law and legislation Religious liberty Religious freedom Liberty of religion Freedom of worship Separation of church and state Intolerance Mind Science, Mental Mental philosophy Mind Behavioral sciences Feature films--History and criticism Movies Films Moving-pictures Cinema Mind-body connection Somatopsychics Mind-cure Body and soul (Philosophy) Mind-body relations Body and mind Human body--Psychological aspects Mind Freedom of conscience Freedom of conscience--Law and legislation Intolerance Human intelligence Intelligence Mind Novels Novellas (Short novels) Fiction--Philosophy Metafiction Stories Zealotry Intolerance Talking Cerebrum MindCiter ce document
Robert Olen Butler, « Cinema of the Mind », Journal of the Short Story in English, ID : 10670/1.tphpkb
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“If only we could pull out our brains and use only our eyes.”Pablo Picasso Fiction technique and film technique have a great deal in common. We’re not talking here tonight about how to translate a book to the screen or how a film could be transformed into a novel, but about deep and essential common ground. The great D. W. Griffith (I say great in the sense of movie-maker; he was a loathsome human being)—who did those massive silent screen epics in the teens of the last century, Intolerance a...