Question

Which type of montage "Refers to the introduction of ideas into a highly charged and emotionalized sequence. George Kerensky, the Menshevik leader of the first Russian revolution, climbs the stairs just as quickly as he ascends to power after the czar’s fall. Intercut with his ascent are shots of a mechanical peacock preening itself. Eisenstein is making a point about Kerensky as politician this one of many examples in October?"

Answer 1

Answer:

Intellectual Montage

Explanation:

Intellectual Montage is a form of society montage theory, where the merging of shots would bring out something unique each time, for example, a shot of food will bring out hunger, that of tears will bring out sadness, and that of semi-unclad will bring out desire.

Hence, in his case, the correct answer is INTELLECTUAL MONTAGE as the situation described brings out the feelings into a form of tension or excitement and emotionalized arrangement.