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One way semiologists look at a film is by using the principle of pertinence. This methodology can be viewed as which of the following?
 
  A. a general analysis of shots in a film
  B. an overview of a movies surface structure
  C. a detailed analysis of a films mise en scne
  D. an evaluative comparison of the signs in a shot
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