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Film, Philosophy, and the Ordinary: A Response to Butle
No full textBrian Butler
Transgression: Ordinary and Otherwise
_Film-Philosophy_, vol. 5 no. 22, July 200
Toward an Ontology of Film: A Phenomenological Approach
No full textOur intention is to focus attention upon the nature of the film medium and the peculiar possibilities that it affords. We will approach the study by a double method: a phenomenological inventory, and a comparison with other cognate artforms. The comparison with other artforms, most especially painting, theater, and the novel, will show the peculiarities of film
Both Semiotics and Cognitivism?
No full textWarren Buckland
_The Cognitive Semiotics of Film_
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000
ISBN: 0-521-78005-5 (hb)
xi +174 pp
Making Avant-Garde Film Accessible
No full textScott MacDonald
_Avant-Garde Film_
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993
ISBN 0-521-38821-X
199 pp
Deleuze, Klossowski, Cinema, Immobility: A Response to Stephen Arnott
No full textStephen Arnott \'Deleuze\'s Idea of Cinema\' _Film-Philosophy_, Deleuze Special Issue vol. 5 no. 32, November 200
Hieroglyphs and Carapaces: The Enigmatic Real in Laura Mulvey's Fetishism and Curiosity
No full textLaura Mulvey _Fetishism and Curiosity_ London: British Film Institute, 1996 ISBN 0-85170-5480 hbk, 0-85170-5472 pbk xv + 175 pp
Rediscovering the Virtues in Popular Film
No full textJoseph H. Kupfer
_Visions of Virtue in Popular Film_
Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1999
ISBN 0-8133-6721-2
236 pp
Bergson: Before the Deleuze
No full text_The New Bergson_
Edited by John Mullarkey
Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 1999
ISBN 0719053803 hb; 0719055539 pb
235 pp
Reply to MacKinnon and Sorfa
No full textKenneth MacKinnon
\'Curiously, Fetishism Can Be Fun\'
_Film-Philosophy_, vol. 5 no. 4, February 2001
David Sorfa
\'Hieroglyphs and Carapaces: The Enigmatic Real in Laura Mulvey\'s _Fetishism
and Curiosity_\'
_Film-Philosophy_, vol. 5 no. 5, February 200
A Patient Cinema or a Cinema of Patience? (Robert Bresson for Foreigners
No full textKeith Reader
_Robert Bresson_
Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 2000
ISBN 0 7190 5365 X (hardback)
0 7190 5366 8 (paperback)
166 pp