cineramic

comparative more cineramic · superlative most cineramic

1. Both panoptic and cinematic.

   It is legitimate to ask whether it is the cinerama [Copjec's term to denote the combination of panoptic and cinematic] or the cineramic argument which positions the subject through an identification with an anonymous gaze.

   2013, E. Ann Kaplan, Psychoanalysis and Cinema, page 52

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   What looks different was different, as this cinerama is not to be a Rashomon-like compilation of multiple views of the same goings-on. For the special case of the topographical survey above, it is a substantive condition on its cineramic presentation that the scenes culled from multiple eyewitnesses conform as above to a visual representation of the frame of reference into which they are all integrated.

   2017, Barry Schein, And: Conjunction Reduction Redux, page 452