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Introduction : The blackest and whitest of swans
Dwyer, Tessa Perkins, Claire Redmond, Sean Sita, Jodi
Dwyer, Tessa
Perkins, Claire
Redmond, Sean
Sita, Jodi
Abstract
[Extract] We would like to begin this introduction to Seeing into Screens: Eye Tracking the Moving Image with a brief reading of the preliminary research we have conducted on the opening six minutes to Black Swan (Darren Aronofsky 2010). The research affords us the opportunity to demonstrate what eye-tracking data reveals and conceals, and enables us to introduce the ‘two sides’ to the collection’s structure: in this sequence, we see the eye engaging with the duplicitous nature of the text, and we see the eye seeing, motivated by the fractured fictions it is presented with.
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2018
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Book chapter
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Seeing into screens : Eye tracking and the moving image
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1-11
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Faculty of Health Sciences
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