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1. Introduction -- 2. From reconstruction to observation : a history of documentary 1895-1995 -- 3. New attitudes to documentary -- 4. The changing technologies of documentary filmmaking -- 5. Performance and self-revelation -- 6. Documentary filming as personal interaction -- 7. Editing, narrative and separation -- 8. The changing technologies of documentary editing -- 9. Slow film -- 10. The eventual viewer -- 11. Ambivalent feelings about photography and recording -- 12. Witness and watching -- 13. Ethics, interpretation and the new viewer -- 14. Conclusion
Includes bibliographical references (p. [161]-167), filmography (p. [161]-162), and index