Christian Metz and Film Semiology Dynamics within and on the Edges of the ‘Model’: An Introduction

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This chapter aims to introduce readers to the semiological fijilm theory of Christian Metz. First, it presents the premises of fijilm semiology and gives a broad outline of its three phases, in which Metz confronts cinema with concepts from linguistics, psychoanalysis, and the notion of enunciation. The accent is then put on Metz’s initial meta-theoretical gesture and on the methodical self-reflection that characterizes his writing throughout. The fijinal section considers the edges of his ‘model’ and shows how its underlying conditions function as prerequisites for the ‘cinematic institution’ that Metz is interested in.

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Tröhler, M. (2025). Christian Metz and Film Semiology Dynamics within and on the Edges of the ‘Model’: An Introduction. In Christian Metz and the Codes of Cinema: Film Semiology and Beyond (pp. 15–66). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.5117/9789089648921/ch01

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