No. 10 (2012)

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This issue of the journal brings together a series of studies that explore visual culture from an interdisciplinary perspective, with particular emphasis on cinema and photography. The articles address topics such as the evolution of photojournalism and documentary photography, the adaptation of literary and theatrical works into film, and the analysis of film genres such as noir and science fiction. They also examine the relationships between cinema and other arts, such as painting, and reflect on the construction of images, symbols, and spaces in audiovisual media. The volume further includes historical and locally oriented approaches, highlighting the interaction between visual culture and its context. Overall, the issue offers a diverse perspective that emphasizes the interconnection between media, genres, and cultural discourses.

Published: 2012-12-08

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