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PAULINE KAEL Circles and Squares In 1957, in the Paris monthly "Cahiers du Cinema Frangois99 Truffaut proposed for the magazine a "politique des auteurs"—a policy of focussing criticism primarily upon directors, and specifically upon certain chosen directors whose individuality of style qualified them, in the eyes of the Cahiers "team" as
Pauline Kael's article "Circles and Squares," in our last issue, was a blistering attack on the "auteur" school of criticism as it has been seen in the work of Andrew Sarris and such journals as "Movie" and the "New York Film Bulletin." Mr. Sarris has sent us the following article as his reply. Since Miss Kael's views held the floor for a quarter, we will allow Mr. Sarris the same time; in the ...
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"Circles and Squares" (1963) is an essay by Pauline Kael published in he the spring 1963 issue of Film Quarterly and collected in I Lost It at the Movies. The essay denounced Andrew Sarris's defense of the auteur theory put forward in " Notes on the Auteur Theory " in 1962 .
14 de nov. de 2020 · She had made her name with a 1963 piece, “Circles and Squares,” savaging the film critic Andrew Sarris and other proponents of the “auteur theory,” which emphasized the primacy of ...
In response to: The Pauline Kael essay “Circles and Squares” originally published in the journal “Film Quarterly” A response paper for my Advanced Film Theory and Criticism class. The doctrine of the auteur as established by American film critic Andrew Sarris was literally lambasted by another American film critic who I think is an “auteur” in her own field – Pauline Kael.
PAULINE KAEL Circles and Squares In 1957, in the Paris monthly "Cahiers du Cinema Frangois99 Truffaut proposed for the magazine a "politique des auteurs"—a policy of focussing criticism primarily upon directors, and specifically upon certain chosen directors whose individuality of style qualified them, in the eyes of the Cahiers "team" as
