What is it about?
Chapter contents: Mixing: The Process of Differentiation Audible Differentiation in Malick A Heraclitean Lesson First: Hearing Second: Listening Third: Nomos
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Why is it important?
It explores the art of "film mixing" not from a sonic perspective but an audible one. Malick's Days of Heaven is a film about varying states of hearing and listening. These fluid states are analyzed by synthesizing Deleuze's and Peirce's semiotic concepts.
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For scholars and sound practitioners alike, it is a creative and unique way of thinking about how a film is mixed, and how one might mix a film.
Dr James Batcho
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This page is a summary of: Days of Heaven and Hell, January 2018, Springer Science + Business Media,
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-76421-4_4.
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