Film is an art form widely utilized to express thoughts, perceptions and emotions, providing both entertainment and educational value – though philosophers might seem strangely drawn to film studies as a field.
Hugo Munsterberg was one of the first philosophers to explore cinema. His aim was to distinguish film from theater by discussing technical devices such as flashbacks and close-ups which distinguished it from other arts forms.
Objects of filmleri
Film objects play an essential role in building narratives and conveying ideologies through films. Their presence can have a direct effect on its legacy and leave an indelible mark upon audiences – often becoming iconic images that create lasting memories from viewers watching it.
The methodology employed here aims to uncover the role of filmic objects by assessing both quantitative and qualitative features of them, such as frequency of appearance in a film and how relevant or expressive they are.