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spectrography

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spec·tro·graph  (spktr-grf)
n.
1. A spectroscope equipped to photograph or otherwise record spectra.
2. A spectrogram.
spectro·graphic adj.
spectro·graphi·cal·ly adv.
spec·trogra·phy (-trgr-f) n.
spectrography  (spk-trgr-f)
See spectroscopy.
spectrography
the technique of using a spectrograph and producing spectrograms.
See also: Color, Light
the technique of using a spectrograph, an optical device for breaking light down into a spectrum and recording the results photographically. — spectrographic, adj.
See also: Photography
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Given that that whole essay is a meditation after Derrida on the corpse and the crypt, the specter and the haunted house, in the case of cinema, I ask the reader to consult it as I cannot here provide the kind of elaboration of it I would wish of the specter; of cryptic incorporation, including that of the world and the subject in the crypt, the haunted house, of cinema and vice versa; of spectrography, cryptography and thanatography; of spectatorship and of analysis as spectership, etc.
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