Pudovkin, Kant and the Principle of Perceptual Coherence

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In 1926 Vsevolod Pudovkin, while making his first feature film, articulated a precept crucial to understanding how powerful movies are made. He did so by assimilating unwittingly the core of Kant's principle of experiential coherence. I here summarize the precept and its Kantian origins.

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