Cohesion in Film is a comprehensive account of how meanings in film
are constructed coherently, offering practical methods for
analysing concrete elements of film images and relating them to
empirical investigation. Tseng addresses several empirical issues
and provides specific analytical tools for tracking and patterning
film elements such as characters, objects, settings and character
action. In particular, she shows how the framework of film cohesion
represents new ground for unravelling the ways in which film
meanings are communicated to and interpreted by viewers. Through
her analysis of several extracts from television and film texts,
Tseng demonstrates the potential of the framework for comparing and
contrasting media genres.
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