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The Cinema of Eisenstein
by David Bordwell
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Excerpt - on Page 13: "
... more criticism than Potemkin. Eisenstein had pushed many of his previous experiments to new extremes, particularly in the use of "intellectual montage. ... "
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The End of St. Petersburg: The Film Companion (KINOfile)
by Vance Kepley
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... the larger meaning of such action." Such sequences were Eisenstein's early montage experiments in a style that he would label `intellectual montage'.36 Eisenstein conceived this as editing that would not so much depict narrative action as advance fuller ... "
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The End of St Petersburg, The Mother, Winter Palace, Provisional Government, Socialist Realism, February Revolution, montage passages, assault sequence, continuity devices, montage directors, montage aesthetic, intellectual montage
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Cinema and Nation
by Mette Hjort
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with references to "intellectual montage".
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... Following Carroll and Banes, Eisenstein used intellectual montage in The Old and the New to evoke instances of fantastic causation linking present-day agricultural activities to desirable forms of ... "
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Eisenstein at 100: A Reconsideration
by Albert J. Lavalley
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with references to "intellectual montage".
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... cameos of its representatives that are often deliberately and provocatively blasphemous. In one of the most famous ex- amples of intellectual montage in October, he juxtaposes various images of ... "
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Ivan the Terrible, Alexander Nevsky, New York, Sergei Eisenstein, Andrei Rublev, Bezhin Meadow, spherical book, vertical montage, nonindifferent nature, shesti tomakh, intellectual montage, axial cut
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