Iluminace 2004, 16(1):127-132

Authoritative Regime of Narration (Some Notes on Rhetoric of Non-fiction Films)

Mária Ferenčuhová, Peter Michalovič

A reflection on the way in which argumentation and persuasiveness are built in documentaries and educational films, but also in current affairs and journalistic films, and how authors try to get the "truth" on their side.

Keywords: non-fiction film

Published: March 1, 2004  Show citation

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Ferenčuhová, M., & Michalovič, P. (2004). Authoritative Regime of Narration (Some Notes on Rhetoric of Non-fiction Films). Iluminace, 16(1), 127-132
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