In its actual, albeit more conventional, form, "Dialogues sur le cinéma" is nonetheless a trove of reflections of a cinematic past and future and a distillation of the essence of cinematic creation in the first person and the present tense of those reflections.
This attention to pre-theoretical experience also leads to differences in format and discursive form: dialogues and stories are more suited for appealing to and evoking the kind of pre-theoretical experience that inspires parts of the text.
The club's two boardroom powers - chairman Karl Oyston and Latvian shareholder Valeri Belokon - have barely uttered a word in anger to each other in the last three years, instead preferring to form dialogue through 'open' messages on the club website.
At the 2010 Golden Reel Awards, the episode was nominated for two categories: Best Sound Editing: Short Form Dialogue and ADR in Television and Best Sound Editing: Short Form Sound Effects and Foley in Television.
And while I haven't spent much time — possibly any time — in museums that feature "living history" exhibits, I imagine the actors would be held to somewhat stricter standards than Gideon and Margie, whose stiff speeches about the lives of their characters soon give way to rambling, free-form dialogues in which personal grievances take precedence over the dissemination of history.
I derive most of my inspiration from musicians whose ideas are not fully formed, dialogues I feel I can follow up on.
Tweets, he has learned, work best in dialogue form, because dialogue helps readers imagine a scene.
As governor, he held a weekly press conference whose protocol consisted of a policy or program announcement followed by a free-form dialogue with reporters.
In Plato's Academy, for example, it was a standard practice to write in dialogue form (Aristotle wrote dialogues in his days there, fragments of which are extant); but some of these dialogues became part of the Academy's collection and were in later years mistaken for dialogues written by Plato.
Some take the form of dialogues, sprinkled with misunderstandings; others are first-person musings in which the natural world seems to conspire against the human subject.
Most of the novel is in the form of dialogues or ruminations on the big questions - life, death, murder, madness, guilt, art.
