The Secret of the Cave
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2022.37099Keywords:
Narrative, Moving images, Image analysis, EditingAbstract
One of the side effects of the excessive use of narrative fragmentation is to dilute the human capacity to understand the world and represent it in an overall vision. The excess of articulated details enhances an increasingly atomized worldview. Investing in the collective construction of a comprehensive worldview can be an important strategy for us to rediscover an identity of being that, perhaps, we have lost in this process that we call civilization.
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