The Origin of Cinematic Narratives from Viewpoint of Care of Being

Safoora, Mohammad Ali; Fahimifar, Ali Asghar; Beladpas, Majid

The Origin of Cinematic Narratives from Viewpoint of Care of Being

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Authors

Mohammad Ali Safoora ¹

Ali Asghar Fahimifar ²

majid beladpas ³

¹ The Assistant Professor of Cinema and Animation, Tarbiat Modares University

² The Associate Professor of Art History and Philosophy, Tarbiat Modares University

³ M.A. in Animation, Tarbiat Modares University

Abstract

Aim of this article is to bring to light the grounds and the origins of film narratives, namely its possibilities and necessities. Film narratives as the work and behavior of human being is necessarily originated in and grounded on the essence and the mode of his Being. In this article from the viewpoint of care of Being, that is, one original characteristics of human beings, and regarding to Heidegger's general thought of Being as such, essence of human being, and truth or unconcealment, has been tried to explicate the necessities and the possibilities of narratives as language, the necessities and the possibilities of cinematic montage on the basis of indeterminate presence and concrete acquisitions. Finally, researching the narratives from these three viewpoints, it will be shown that the care of Being as the primordial essence of human beings that cares truth or unconcealment of entities and Being, is the origin and ground of film narratives as the human beings' behavior, that is, if the care of Being that necessitates Mitsein [being-with] and accordingly the language as such, and also necessitates concrete acquisitions which are essential in order for human being and other living beings to remain constantly as what they already are, was not the essence of human being then the cinematic montage and editing would not be possible at all

Keywords

Narratives

Film Narratives

Language

The presence of what is present

Concrete Acquisitions

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