Significado
área que se encontra fora do campo de visão de um indivíduo.
Meaning
A blind spot refers to an area in a person's field of vision where they cannot see clearly, either due to physiological limitations or obstructions. In the context of human vision, the blind spot is a small region on the retina where the optic nerve exits the eye, and there are no photoreceptor cells (rods or cones) to detect light. As a result, objects that fall within the blind spot are not perceived by the brain, although they may be present in the visual field.
Exemplos de tradução
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The second part, concentrated on film analysis, discusses some aesthetic features of contemporary cinema such as the notion of cinema of flux, which refers to a set of films located at a blind spot when we look at cinema styles from the standpoint of the classical definition of mise-en-scène discussed in Part I. The intruder (Claire Denis, 20,4), Shade (Philippe Grandrieux, 19,8), The voyage of the red balloon (Hou Hsiao-hsien, 20,7) and Gerry (Gus Van Sant, 20,2) are among the films.
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