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The introduction.

After reading the introduction to the cinematic city and the quest of modern, we can make a conclusion, that there were no single medium that has ever captured the city and the experience of urban modernity better than a movie. The images and the sounds, which are present in a movie nowadays are strong and well-established, that they gather and bring the thoughts and ideas of people regarding the city that they may never visit. In other words, a single film can bring those feelings to a person, that individual can acquire without visiting that kind of place. A Continue reading...

This passage is taken from William Blake’s poem “The Tyger” (1794). William Blake (28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827) was an English poet and painter. Blake was not recognized during his lifetime. But nowadays he is considered as a great figure in the history of the English poetry and visual arts during the Romantic Age. “The Tyger” is considered as the most famous poem of William Blake. It is often quoted in different areas of culture and art, i.e.: cinematography, theatre and music. The first passage was chosen for the analysis because of its main function of introduction Continue reading...