In part, this is a natural turn of events, as auteurism becomes stale and gives way to its opposite.

Auteurism to me seems to work much like the principles of genre work.

Mindful of my own aspirations to auteurism, this reasoning struck me as convincing.

However, he is quick to dismiss the suggestion that auteurism and collaboration are mutually exclusive.

Although I champion a radical auteurism in directing, however, not all examples of this process have the same integrity of purpose.

Academic Joe Tompkins states that this auteurism is often highlighted when mainstream success occurs.

Arguably, animation provides the greatest opportunity for distinctive models of auteurism and revises generic categories.

According to film critic Peter Labuza, vulgar auteurism "seems to have been an unconscious movement before it ever had a name."

“Samantha Who?,” a comedy beginning tonight on ABC, makes quite a good case against auteurism.

In his essay, Ahn refers to the series as "a rich text to examine within the analytical framework of auteurism and genre theory."

"I need it like a bookie handicapping a horse race," said the critic Philip Lopate of auteurism.

Among the topics discussed are auteurism, semiotics, textual analysis, ideological criticism, psychoanalysis, feminism, and neo-formalism.

The town-hall-style meeting illustrates Ms. Sussman's modus operandi: auteurism by committee.

Roud's 25 years at the festival were characterized by a focus on the European art cinema of the postwar years and rise of auteurism.

Mr. Brooks's head-to-toe participation here may be the most complete example of auteurism ever to enfold a Broadway musical.

Mr. Schrader said he worried about the self-consciousness and preoccupation with stylistic quirks that auteurism promoted.

However, many commentators on the movement consider vulgar auteurism to be distinct from the classical auteur theory, pointing to its concern with visual style over theme.

The pop-savvy home-crafters swelling the ranks of indie rock auteurism are mostly male, with women sometimes providing winsome vocals.

(Mr. Smith's brand of auteurism still celebrates boyishness verging humorously on arrested development.)

Anderson's tracking shots are dictated not by location value, character insight, plot machination or wannabe auteurism, but by music.

Mr. Sifton called the book, “Jock auteurism from a new-era John Irving.”

The earliest criticism identified as exhibiting "vulgar auteurism" was published in the Canadian film magazine Cinema Scope in 2006 and 2007.

Later in the decade, Sarris published The American Cinema: Directors and Directions, 1929-1968, which quickly became the unofficial textbook of auteurism.

Let's face it, Europhiles: this is exciting, having the 18th-century pulp story of sexual auteurism and high-end cattiness right on WE, the Women's Entertainment network.

Corliss' later work, particularly Talking Pictures [1974], mounted a persuasive critique of auteurism through critical emphasis on the creative contribution of screenwriters.

That makes him the chief monkey wrench in comics author theory.

The books deal with the authors theories on evolution, backdropped against a description of humanity from pre-Ice Age up to the voyage of Christopher Columbus.