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The ability to view recorded moving pictures has had a major impact on human culture since the development of the necessary technologies over a century ago. For most of this time people have gone to the movies to be entertained and perhaps edified, but in the meantime television, the videocassette recorder (VCR), the digital versatile disk (DVD) player, the personal computer (desktop and laptop), the internet and other technologies have made watching moving pictures possible at home, in the classroom and just about anywhere else. Today, moving images are everywhere in our culture. Every day, moving picture cameras record millions of hours of activity, human and otherwise, all over the world: your cell phone makes a little video of your friends at a party; the surveillance camera at the bank keeps on eye on customers; journalists' shoulder-carried cameras record the latest from the war zone; and across the world film artists work on all kinds of movies, from low-budget independent projects to the next big-budget Hollywood blockbuster.
Moving pictures have had a great influence on human culture, and this book focuses on using moving images as historical evidence. Studying history means examining evidence from the past to understand, interpret and present what has happened in different times and places. We talk and write about what we have learned, hoping to establish credibility both for what we have determined to be the facts and for whatever meaning or significance we may attach to our reconstruction of the past. Studying history is a scientific process, involving a fairly set methodology. We tend to favor written sources, and we have tended to favor writing as a means of presenting our views of the past. But historians also use all kinds of other documents and artifacts in their work of interpreting the past, including moving pictures.
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Moving pictures have had a great influence on human culture, and this book focuses on using moving images as historical evidence. Studying history means examining evidence from the past to understand, interpret and present what has happened in different times and places. We talk and write about what we have learned, hoping to establish credibility both for what we have determined to be the facts and for whatever meaning or significance we may attach to our reconstruction of the past. Studying history is a scientific process, involving a fairly set methodology. We tend to favor written sources, and we have tended to favor writing as a means of presenting our views of the past. But historians also use all kinds of other documents and artifacts in their work of interpreting the past, including moving pictures. Features + Benefits
History and Film will help students to:
Analyze film critically, particularly for historical content, using it to gather information about the past, paying attention to the kinds of material and information it uses.
Distinguish between a film's historical and fictional elements, and identify ways in which even the fictional elements may be a source of historical insight.
Examine film as a historical or cultural artifact, answering questions about the production, content, reception and historical context of the film.
Use print and electronic sources effectively in the study of history in film.
Use film effectively as a primary and/or secondary source in the study of historical topics.
Communicate insights effectively in writing that meets the standards of the discipline of history.
Backcover
History and Film will help students to:
Analyze film critically, particularly for historical content, using it to gather information about the past, paying attention to the kinds of material and information it uses.
Distinguish between a film's historical and fictional elements, and identify ways in which even the fictional elements may be a source of historical insight.
Examine film as a historical or cultural artifact, answering questions about the production, content, reception and historical context of the film.
Use print and electronic sources effectively in the study of history in film.
Use film effectively as a primary and/or secondary source in the study of historical topics.
Communicate insights effectively in writing that meets the standards of the discipline of history
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The significance of film in history
Chapter 3: The sum of its parts: understanding the medium
Chapter 4: Assessing film's historical content
Chapter 5: Documentary film as primary and secondary sources
Chapter 6: "Based on a True Story": History and Biography in Narrative Film
Chapter 7: A Sense of Time and Place: Historical Fiction
Chapter 8: Capturing the Moment: Narrative Movies as Historical and Cultural Artifacts
Chapter 9: Around the World in Eighty (or So) Movies
Chapter 10: Your Turn: Writing about History in Film
Chapter 11: Your Research Portal: Sources on History in Film
A Quick and Easy Guide to Citation
Films Discussed
"History and Film" will help students to: 1. Analyze film critically, particularly for historical content, using it to gather information about the past, paying attention to the kinds of material and information it uses. 2. Distinguish between a film s historical and fictional elements, and identify ways in which even the fictional elements may be a source of historical insight. 3. Examine film as a historical or cultural artifact, answering questions about the production, content, reception and historical context of the film. 4. Use print and electronic sources effectively in the study of history in film. 5. Use film effectively as a primary and/or secondary source in the study of historical topics. 6. Communicate insights effectively in writing that meets the standards of the discipline of history "
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Moving pictures have had a great influence on human culture, and this book focuses on using moving images as historical evidence. Studying history means examining evidence from the past to understand, interpret and present what has happened in different times and places. We talk and write about what we have learned, hoping to establish credibility both for what we have determined to be the facts and for whatever meaning or significance we may attach to our reconstruction of the past. Studying history is a scientific process, involving a fairly set methodology. We tend to favor written sources, and we have tended to favor writing as a means of presenting our views of the past. But historians also use all kinds of other documents and artifacts in their work of interpreting the past, including moving pictures.
Product Description
Moving pictures have had a great influence on human culture, and this book focuses on using moving images as historical evidence. Studying history means examining evidence from the past to understand, interpret and present what has happened in different times and places. We talk and write about what we have learned, hoping to establish credibility both for what we have determined to be the facts and for whatever meaning or significance we may attach to our reconstruction of the past. Studying history is a scientific process, involving a fairly set methodology. We tend to favor written sources, and we have tended to favor writing as a means of presenting our views of the past. But historians also use all kinds of other documents and artifacts in their work of interpreting the past, including moving pictures. Features + Benefits
History and Film will help students to:
Analyze film critically, particularly for historical content, using it to gather information about the past, paying attention to the kinds of material and information it uses.
Distinguish between a film's historical and fictional elements, and identify ways in which even the fictional elements may be a source of historical insight.
Examine film as a historical or cultural artifact, answering questions about the production, content, reception and historical context of the film.
Use print and electronic sources effectively in the study of history in film.
Use film effectively as a primary and/or secondary source in the study of historical topics.
Communicate insights effectively in writing that meets the standards of the discipline of history.
Backcover
History and Film will help students to:
Analyze film critically, particularly for historical content, using it to gather information about the past, paying attention to the kinds of material and information it uses.
Distinguish between a film's historical and fictional elements, and identify ways in which even the fictional elements may be a source of historical insight.
Examine film as a historical or cultural artifact, answering questions about the production, content, reception and historical context of the film.
Use print and electronic sources effectively in the study of history in film.
Use film effectively as a primary and/or secondary source in the study of historical topics.
Communicate insights effectively in writing that meets the standards of the discipline of history
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The significance of film in history
Chapter 3: The sum of its parts: understanding the medium
Chapter 4: Assessing film's historical content
Chapter 5: Documentary film as primary and secondary sources
Chapter 6: "Based on a True Story": History and Biography in Narrative Film
Chapter 7: A Sense of Time and Place: Historical Fiction
Chapter 8: Capturing the Moment: Narrative Movies as Historical and Cultural Artifacts
Chapter 9: Around the World in Eighty (or So) Movies
Chapter 10: Your Turn: Writing about History in Film
Chapter 11: Your Research Portal: Sources on History in Film
A Quick and Easy Guide to Citation
Films Discussed
"History and Film" will help students to: 1. Analyze film critically, particularly for historical content, using it to gather information about the past, paying attention to the kinds of material and information it uses. 2. Distinguish between a film s historical and fictional elements, and identify ways in which even the fictional elements may be a source of historical insight. 3. Examine film as a historical or cultural artifact, answering questions about the production, content, reception and historical context of the film. 4. Use print and electronic sources effectively in the study of history in film. 5. Use film effectively as a primary and/or secondary source in the study of historical topics. 6. Communicate insights effectively in writing that meets the standards of the discipline of history "
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