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In The Nature of the Screen, Mitchell contrasts two roles of the screen: reflective surface and transmissive medium. The primary distinction is: A reflective surface displays images projected on-to it, while a transmissive medium allows images to pass through from behind.

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A reflective surface displays images projected on-to it, while a transmissive medium allows images to pass through from behind.

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According to Li Tian, why is Running Man considered a transplantable show?

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The flow of its cultural elements is rhizomatic, enabling the show to be easily reinterpreted and reproduced in various cultural settings.

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In the opening of Hao Jingfang's Invisible Planet, who does the narrator refer to by "I" and "You"?

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"I" refers to whoever is telling the story, and "You" refers to whoever asks for a story about planets.

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How does Qian Ying respond to Grierson’s definition of documentary?

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No universal documentary, only historical constructions and bounded creativity.

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What is the main political message conveyed by Masao Matsuda’s landscape theory?

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Criticizes Japanese cities losing unique identities under the modern nation-building project.

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What doesn’t belong to Furuhara’s conceptualization of “Hijacking TV?” Options: The physical action of hijacking a plane, Re-routing data as a mediated form of direct action for social movements, Rejection of legally sanctioned media, A completely true representation of reality

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A completely true representation of reality