Reality Fictions: The Films of Frederick Wiseman |
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Contents
Reality Fictions and the Rhetoric of Documentary | 1 |
Documentary Dilemmas The Trials of Titicut Follies | 9 |
The Politics of the Double Bind High School | 107 |
Narrative without Story Basic Training | 147 |
Psychology Religion and Law as Social Order Essene and Juvenile Court | 201 |
Justifying Curiosity Primate | 229 |
Good Films from Bad Rules The Ethics of Naming in Welfare | 247 |
Standing on Ceremony Believing as Seeing in Canal Zone | 271 |
Materialism and Symbolic Action The Store | 283 |
Lets Talk When Im Eighty Reality Fiction in Midcareer | 303 |
Filmography | 317 |
Notes | 329 |
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Reality Fictions: The Films of Frederick Wiseman Thomas W. Benson,Carolyn Anderson Limited preview - 2002 |
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