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Black Cats, Dark Rooms, and Paper Tigers: A Reply to Petric and Grodal
Film-Philosophy 5 (1) (2001)
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Mirko Petric 'Both Semiotics and Cognitivism?' _Film-Philosophy_, vol. 5 no. 11, April 2001 Torben Grodal 'Old Wine in Old Bottles' _Film-Philosophy_, vol. 5 no. 12, April 2001Links
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