Theories of authorship part 2 andrew sarris

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The document discusses theories of authorship and the auteur theory. It provides extracts and information from the book "Theories of Authorship" to help students studying the auteur theory. The full book is available for students to reference in their class.

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Extracts from ‘Theories of Authorship’ – your
go to guide when studying the auteur theory
The full book is available in class!

Theories of authorship part 2 andrew sarris

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