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[Course Number] CINE 21 [Rating] Mostly aligned [Learning Outcomes] 
A. Recognize and define a variety of critical and theoretical approaches to the study of film, including aesthetic, sociological and psychological analyses. B. Apply a variety of critical perspectives to examine how films communicate with their unique language of images and sounds, reflect their time and place by appealing to mass tastes, and also influence, by signifying meanings, myth making, and technical manipulation. C. Integrate established critical approaches to cinema with their personal values and responses to films. For example, the auteur theory might explain why the student is drawn to a particular filmmaker.
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