Book has a minor tear on the back cover, roughly 20 of 320 pages have minor underlining. “The Imaginary Signifier: Psychoanalysis and the Cinema” is a textbook written by Christian Metz and published by Indiana University Press in 1986. This paperback book delves into the subject area of performing arts, specifically focusing on the relationship between psychoanalysis and cinema. With a publication year of 1986, it offers 340 pages of insight into the impact of psychoanalysis on film theory and interpretation. The book is presented in English and is geared towards adult and further education levels, providing a comprehensive exploration of the intersection of psychoanalysis and cinema.
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The Imaginary Signifier: Psychoanalysis and the Cinema
Book has a minor tear on the back cover, roughly 20 of 320 pages have minor underlining. “The Imaginary Signifier: Psychoanalysis and the Cinema” is a textbook written by Christian Metz and published by Indiana University Press in 1986. This paperback book delves into the subject area of performing arts, specifically focusing on the relationship between psychoanalysis and cinema. With a publication year of 1986, it offers 340 pages of insight into the impact of psychoanalysis on film theory and interpretation. The book is presented in English and is geared towards adult and further education levels, providing a comprehensive exploration of the intersection of psychoanalysis and cinema.