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				<title>The Colonial Subject: Seeing the Unseen and the Construction of Subjectivity in &quot;Apocalypse Now&quot; and &quot;La Noire de...&quot;</title>
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				<description>By Eric N. Hahn - The complex and multifaceted nature of cinema is further complicated by the unmistakable tension between the quasi-objective potential inherent in the medium&amp;mdash;the camera merely operating as an observer&amp;mdash;versus the unrestricted camera which functions as a metaphysical transport to the psychological and even physical experience of a distinct body. Upon close examination, it can be said that both of these modes of address are unique to cinema and arguing for the significance of one over the other is a fool&amp;rsquo;s errand. As such, this paper does not address this arguably problematic dichotomy...</description>
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