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SCREEN ARTS & CULTURES Screen Arts & Cultures 372.001 & 372.003 (two sections) Contemporary Film Theory An examination of contemporary approaches to film theory. This course will explore how different theories and resulting methods of analysis built on structuralist and post-structuralist presuppositions and paradigms have influenced recent film theory and its consideration of narrative practice, and psychological experience of viewing, the construction of moving image representations, and the impact of technology on aesthetic practice. Although we will concentrate on dominant trends, students will also be encouraged to consider alternative theoretical paradigms (such as phenomenology and cognitive approaches to viewing). 50% Appointment Professor Kligerman Major Duties and hourly work expectation per week: Attend lecture and evaluate student work. A background in film is required to fill the position. Critical skills and experience: knowledge of film, ability to effectively teach and evaluate undergraduate students. Contact: For additional information please contact Nancy Bates in the Screen Arts & Cultures office at either nanb@umich.edu or 764-5744. Tentative Schedule 372.001 Lecture MW 10:00am-11:30am MLB Lec 1 Kligerman 372.002 Screening M 4:00pm-6:00pm MLB Lec 1 Kligerman 372.003 Lecture MW 1:00am-2:30am AH G115 Kligerman 372.004 Screening M 4:00pm-6:00pm MLB Lec 1 Kligerman |
