The dismissive term "SLAB theory" refers to the analysis of these things. Siegfried Kracauer wrote "a psychological history" of these things in Germany up to the time of Hitler. David Bordwell and Kristin Thompson have written introductory textbooks analyzing these things. Laura Mulvey wrote about the role of the "gaze" and "visual pleasure" in these things. Andrew Sarris promoted the auteur theory of analyzing these things, arguing that their analysis should focus on on
The dismissive term "SLAB theory" refers to the analysis of these things. Siegfried Kracauer wrote "a psychological history" of these things in Germany up to the time of Hitler. David Bordwell and Kristin Thompson have written introductory textbooks analyzing these things. Laura Mulvey wrote about the role of the "gaze" and "visual pleasure" in these things. Andrew Sarris promoted the auteur theory of analyzing these things, arguing that their analysis should focus on one voice. David Denby writes about these things for the New Yorker, following in the footsteps of Pauline Kael. A theory of these things was proposed by Francois Truffaut, who also creates them. For 10 points, name these things that were analyzed by critics like Roger Ebert.
The dismissive term "SLAB theory" refers to the analysis of these things.