Between Recognition and Abstraction: Early Vocational Training Films

Florian Hoof

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Between Recognition and Abstraction: Early Vocational Training Films

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Between Recognition and Abstraction: Early Vocational Training Films. / Hoof, Florian.
The Image in Early Cinema: Form and Material. ed. / Scott Curtis; Tom Gunning; Philippe Gauthier; Joshua Yumibe. Indiana University Press, 2018. p. 111-119 (The Image in Early Cinema).

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Hoof, F 2018, Between Recognition and Abstraction: Early Vocational Training Films. in S Curtis, T Gunning, P Gauthier & J Yumibe (eds), The Image in Early Cinema: Form and Material. The Image in Early Cinema, Indiana University Press, pp. 111-119. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv6p40j.13

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Hoof, F. (2018). Between Recognition and Abstraction: Early Vocational Training Films. In S. Curtis, T. Gunning, P. Gauthier, & J. Yumibe (Eds.), The Image in Early Cinema: Form and Material (pp. 111-119). (The Image in Early Cinema). Indiana University Press. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv6p40j.13

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Hoof F. Between Recognition and Abstraction: Early Vocational Training Films. In Curtis S, Gunning T, Gauthier P, Yumibe J, editors, The Image in Early Cinema: Form and Material. Indiana University Press. 2018. p. 111-119. (The Image in Early Cinema). doi: 10.2307/j.ctv6p40j.13

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