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I would like to dearly thank my very complementary promoters, Stijn Joye and Maaret Koskinen, for their belief in me and my sometimes voluminous ideas about this project. Based on the empirically grounded research of talking to my peers, I can safely say I have found the two best people in academia to guide me along this journey. Stijn, I am smiling when I think about all the years that I had the pleasure of working with you. You have given me plenty of opportunities and at the same time always respected my steps of development. Whether late at night or early in the morning, a supportive email was never far away. I cannot express how valuable that has been. Maaret, your structural insights have made this path an easier one. Every meeting I had with you solved all hurdles at that point. I hope that one day I can guide someone like you guided me. I also want to thank the evaluation committee, Anu Koivunen, Daniel Biltereyst, and especially Åsa Jernudd, for their invaluable remarks on this dissertation. I would like to thank CIMS, for the feedback and bonding opportunities, as well as my colleagues in Ghent and Stockholm. I am very grateful to all of my wonderful friends both at work and in the real world: Eva, Emiljano, Lennart, Susan, Eduard, Sofia, Burcu, Eveline, Larissa, Nikitas, Gertjan, Sander, Jonas, Lies, Sara, Mario, Kim, Jose, Jasper, Gerwin, Toekie, Teun Poppe, Teun Pulles, Stijn C., Jens, Bjorn, Joey, Jelle, Lander, Leslie, Rudi, Olivier, Benny & Melissa, Stijnie, Jozefien, Lyssa, Jochem, Ruben, Jasmina, Hanna, Teresa, Nazeer, Lieve, Coralie, and Maxine. My participants, and Aina Bellis in particular, have been invaluable to this research but also to my life. It has been an honor to talk about Bergman, love, and life. Every conversation will remain with me. Last, my family. Thank you Guy, Jacek, Steffi, Biwi, Moeke, Vake, my uncles and aunts, Inger, and svärfamiljen. I dedicate this dissertation to my two absolute heroines, Jeanne and Nuna; my partner and love of my life, Andreas; and my darling children, Oskar and Viktor. You are my inspirations, my warm nest, my intellectual safe haven. I cherish every moment with you. ix $EVWUDFW (QJOLVK Over the last decades, the new cinema history (NCH) strand has developed within film studies. This new strand moves away from the traditional focus on film texts and instead focuses on cinemagoing as social and cultural phenomenon, and the cinema as a social institution. Although identifying with this strand, the central claim of this doctoral dissertation is that the radical move away from film texts and authors has obscured their relevance in audience experiences within NCH studies. Using the case of Swedish film director Ingmar Bergman, this dissertation first aims to re-integrate the text and auteur into historical reception studies. Second, making use of audience interviews, the aim is to re-write Bergman's canonical position through these audience accounts. Following Staiger (1992; 2000), the auteur is considered to be context-dependent, where societal discourses give rise to specific reception conditions and interpretations. Staiger further claims that the text is important in that it provides "sense-data", but remains rather vague on this point. In this dissertation, the text will be taken into account through the concept of cueing: how certain formal characteristics likely give rise to particular interpretations. The audience interviews were conducted in Sweden and Belgium. Kuhn's work on cinema memory (e.g. 2002) is crucial here. These interviews are triangulated with archival research and textual analysis. The consequences of the comparative setup, Sweden vs. Belgium, is critically considered in the empirical chapter. Key findings are that Bergman's unusual love life and his own persona-building are crucial in the reception of his films. The different national contexts play a role in how participants identify with both the auteur Bergman and the characters in his films. Sweden as a socio-cultural construct returns throughout participants' accounts, illustrating that "place" is relevant to cinema memory in other ways as well. Via the case study on Bergman's Scenes from a Marriage (1973), the dissertation illustrates how audience conceptions of heterosexual love (and marriage) play a fundamental role in the emotional experience of the series/film, and in the memories of that experience too. Considering historical film reception as a complex phenomenon, this dissertation provides a more comprehensive approach to that reception by considering the text and the auteur alongside NCH's traditional focus on context. x 6XPPDU\ 'XWFK New cinema history (NCH) is de laatste jaren als nieuw domein binnen de filmstudies opgekomen. Waar eerder de nadruk vooral lag op film als tekst, gaat de aandacht nu meer naar het bioscoopbezoek als ervaring, met focus op de sociale en culturele dimensies ervan, en ruimer, naar cinema als instituut. Als meest belangrijke auteurs - voor mijn eigen onderzoek maar ook het domein in het algemeen - volg ik vooral Janet Staiger en Annette Kuhn. Het centrale argument van dit doctoraal proefschrift is dat deze radicale breuk met
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