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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Homo ludens an anlysis of four films by Jacques Tati /

Fischer, Lucy. January 1978 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--New York University, 1978. / Typescript. "Pages 349-369, 'The W Game, An Observation Game', Copyrighted by Doubleday and Company not microfilmed at the request of the author. Available for consultation at the New York University Graduate School Library." Bibliography: leaves 370-374.
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Speed and immobility in urban space and cinema

Lau, Chi-chung, January 2009 (has links)
Thesis (M. Phil.)--University of Hong Kong, 2009. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 96-99) Also available in print.
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A apropriação crítica da arquitetura e urbanismo modernos através da linguagem cinematográfica: Playtime, 1967, de Jacques Tati / A critical appropriation of modern architecture and urbanism through cinematographic language: Playtime, 1967, by Jacques Tati

Mardegan, Monica Silvia Gosso 13 May 2009 (has links)
A relação do cinema com outras linguagens e outras artes tem despertado grande interesse em novos trabalhos de pesquisa no âmbito da pós-graduação, e se insere no interior de uma pluralidade de posturas de investigação adotadas a partir dos anos 1980 acerca do espaço fílmico. Partindo da relação entre arquitetura/urbanismo e cinema, este trabalho se constitui numa interação de linguagens dinâmicas, tomando por princípio a polissemia dos interesses estéticos e das formas artísticas atuais. A escolha de nosso objeto de pesquisa, Playtime (Tempo de diversão, 1967) do cineasta Jacques Tati (1907-1982) nasceu do interesse em tratar uma questão central na experiência do cinema francês, qual seja seu diálogo crítico com a mudança de sensibilidade cultural provocada pela arquitetura e urbanismo modernos. A demanda gerada pela inserção criativa do cinema na reflexão sobre a sociedade e a cultura é correlata a uma vontade de questionar a arquitetura como instância de poder e representação, privilegiando a qualidade de interação entre pessoas e grupos sociais na vida urbana. O foco de análise, ao desvelar a realidade proposta, visa entender a relação entre obra e público numa busca de atualização das discussões entre arte e sociedade. / The relation between cinema and other forms of expression, as well as other kinds of art, has raised great interest among academic research, especially post-graduation studies, as part of a variety of investigative approaches to the subject of filmmaking from the 1980s onwards. Based on the relation between architecture/urbanism and cinema, this work focuses on the interaction of dynamic forms of expression, taking into account the polysemic context under which aesthetic interests and artistic forms operate. The choice of the object of study, the film Playtime (Tempo de diversão, 1967) by French filmmaker Jacques Tati (1907-1982), was due to address a central issue in the French cinema experience, namely its critical view in the dialogue with the cultural sensitivity changes caused by modern architecture and urbanism. Cinema became an important topic in the discussion of society and culture, as a means to question the role of architecture as an instance of power and representation, as opposed to the quality of interaction between individuals and social groups in urban life. The focus of the analysis, by uncovering the proposed truth of the film, aims to understand the relation between work and audience in a search for renewing the discussion of art and society.
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A apropriação crítica da arquitetura e urbanismo modernos através da linguagem cinematográfica: Playtime, 1967, de Jacques Tati / A critical appropriation of modern architecture and urbanism through cinematographic language: Playtime, 1967, by Jacques Tati

Monica Silvia Gosso Mardegan 13 May 2009 (has links)
A relação do cinema com outras linguagens e outras artes tem despertado grande interesse em novos trabalhos de pesquisa no âmbito da pós-graduação, e se insere no interior de uma pluralidade de posturas de investigação adotadas a partir dos anos 1980 acerca do espaço fílmico. Partindo da relação entre arquitetura/urbanismo e cinema, este trabalho se constitui numa interação de linguagens dinâmicas, tomando por princípio a polissemia dos interesses estéticos e das formas artísticas atuais. A escolha de nosso objeto de pesquisa, Playtime (Tempo de diversão, 1967) do cineasta Jacques Tati (1907-1982) nasceu do interesse em tratar uma questão central na experiência do cinema francês, qual seja seu diálogo crítico com a mudança de sensibilidade cultural provocada pela arquitetura e urbanismo modernos. A demanda gerada pela inserção criativa do cinema na reflexão sobre a sociedade e a cultura é correlata a uma vontade de questionar a arquitetura como instância de poder e representação, privilegiando a qualidade de interação entre pessoas e grupos sociais na vida urbana. O foco de análise, ao desvelar a realidade proposta, visa entender a relação entre obra e público numa busca de atualização das discussões entre arte e sociedade. / The relation between cinema and other forms of expression, as well as other kinds of art, has raised great interest among academic research, especially post-graduation studies, as part of a variety of investigative approaches to the subject of filmmaking from the 1980s onwards. Based on the relation between architecture/urbanism and cinema, this work focuses on the interaction of dynamic forms of expression, taking into account the polysemic context under which aesthetic interests and artistic forms operate. The choice of the object of study, the film Playtime (Tempo de diversão, 1967) by French filmmaker Jacques Tati (1907-1982), was due to address a central issue in the French cinema experience, namely its critical view in the dialogue with the cultural sensitivity changes caused by modern architecture and urbanism. Cinema became an important topic in the discussion of society and culture, as a means to question the role of architecture as an instance of power and representation, as opposed to the quality of interaction between individuals and social groups in urban life. The focus of the analysis, by uncovering the proposed truth of the film, aims to understand the relation between work and audience in a search for renewing the discussion of art and society.

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