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학술저널
저자정보
오은경 (상명대학교)
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한국영화학회 영화연구 영화연구 58호
발행연도
2013.12
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261 - 282 (22page)

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The modern age has provided human society with new environments of various forms, which have arisen from the integration of space and technology. The machine civilization, including construction technology, brought with it unfamiliar spaces that newly defined human life. From the start, cinema served as an effective medium for reflecting such spatial changes. Whereas large cities were the main motif of movies during the early 20<SUP>th</SUP> century, screens in the 21<SUP>st</SUP> century have been filled with images of metropolises and the intricate networks formed by cities around the world. Thus, films have moved beyond their original function of displaying certain spaces now they seek ways to express spatial composition methods and show people traversing various places, which in turn form a network.
This study attempted to understand space from a new perspective by examining film representations of voluntary immigrants and active nomads in the global age. To interpret space, this study analyzed several films set in the metropolis of Paris. This study focused on how large cities, as spaces of diaspora, are built of different spaces and the communication that is generated in the process of connecting them. In this case, the diaspora is not limited to humans. ‘Technological diaspora’ already is evident in the movies of the present day, as films become integrated with other media and as computers and cell phones function as movie screens. Nevertheless, although technology may seem at times to have supplanted movie screens, theaters have a classical charm that still attracts customers. Like Paris, cinema is an assembly place for numerous technological diaspora although the marks of media technology remain intact, movies still harbor the past and arouse memories of cinema’s birthplace. This can be seen through the project “The Invisible Shape of Things Past”(1995-2007). The process of remembering the birthplace of cinema is not merely a ‘social movement’ rather, it should be understood as a concept that incorporates ‘communication, media and means of transportation.’

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1. 들어가는 말: 영화의 대도시 서술
2. 대도시의 디아스포라와 영화적 재현: 공간의 서술과 재배치
3. 디아스포라 공간으로서 영화 스크린
4. 맺음말
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