The theory of the third, or obtuse meaning, developed by French philosopher Roland Barthes, aims at discovering a non-articulated meaning in cinematographic images, the meaning that lies beyond language providing an access to a completely different experience.
The theory of the third, or obtuse meaning, developed by French philosopher Roland Barthes, aims at discovering a non-articulated meaning in cinematographic images, the meaning that lies beyond language providing an access to a completely different experience.
The theory of the third, or obtuse meaning, developed by French philosopher Roland Barthes, aims at discovering a non-articulated meaning in cinematographic images, the meaning that lies beyond language providing an access to a completely different experience.