Sailing on the Shadow Sea: Film Criticism and Theory

Author: Wang Zhenmin
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: "Film and Television Criticism: Theory and Practice" adopts a research methodology that interconnects the historical development of film art with the historical development of film criticism. It simultaneously considers film and television as unified forms of visual art, providing an in-depth analysis of the relationships between various critical methods and artistic creative schools. In the process of interpreting and evaluating films, it offers a comprehensive description of the characteristics and styles of different critical schools. In terms of theoretical framework, "Film and Television Criticism: Theory and Practice" links the emergence and development of film art, the historical landscape and models/methods of film criticism, with film and television criticism and appreciation. This distinguishes the book from conventional research methods that treat criticism and history in isolation, showcasing the author's unique theoretical style. As an academic work in film and television art rooted in reality and looking toward the future, "Film and Television Criticism: Theory and Practice" holds significant academic importance. Whether from the historical demands of China's film industry, the future needs of film art development, or the discipline-building of film studies, this work possesses specific theoretical and practical value.