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Pedagogy of Film/Video Issue

Editor
Timothy Lyons
Publication
Journal of the University Film Association
Publisher
University Film Association
Date
Fall 1980
Place
Carbondale, Illinois
Volume
32
Issue
4
ETC archive
ETC0601

Abstract

Essays by Joan Driscoll Lynch; Fay Kanin and Robert Wagner; Henning Camre, Ulla Ryum, Mogens Rudov and Neville Smith; Lydia Smejda; Mitchell Block; Robert Segal.
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Pedagogy of Film/Video Issue. Journal of the University Film Association. vol. 32, no. 4. University Film Association. Fall 1980.

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Essays by Joan Driscoll Lynch; Fay Kanin and Robert Wagner; Henning Camre, Ulla Ryum, Mogens Rudov and Neville Smith; Lydia Smejda; Mitchell Block; Robert Segal.

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