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La Beauté tragique: Olkowski, Deleuze, and the Ruin of Representation
Dorothea Olkowski
_Gilles Deleuze and the Ruin of Representation_
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1999
ISBN 0-520-21693-8
298 pp
Is Philosophy Ever Enough?
_The Brain Is the Screen: Deleuze and the Philosophy of Cinema_
Edited by Gregory Flaxman
Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2000
ISBN 0-8166-3447-5
395 pp
Curiously, Fetishism Can Be Fun
Laura Mulvey
_Fetishism and Curiosity_
London: British Film Institute, 1996
ISBN: 0-85170-5480 hbk, 0-85170-5472 pbk
xv + 175 pp
Behold Their Quarter'd Fires
Brian Winston _Fires Were Started_ London: British Film Institute, 1999 ISBN 0-85170-773-4 79 pp
Looking at Motion Pictures (Revised) [
I shall begin this essay by sketching some Wittgenstein-influenced arguments as to why the causal theory of perception is inadequate. However my main concern is to explore the ramifications for pictorial perception of understanding perception in terms of the causal theory. When \'our ordinary notion of perceiving\' is characterized in terms of the existence of a causal connection between an object perceived and our sensory experience of that object the case of pictorial perception generates a parado
Fugitive Spaces -- Between the Critical and the Creative: A Reply to Amy Herzog
Amy Herzog
\'Reassessing the Aesthetic: Cinema, Deleuze, and the Art of Thinking\'
_Film-Philosophy_, Deleuze Special Issue
vol. 5 no. 40, November 200
Politicising Disney
Eleanor Byrne and Martin McQuillan
_Deconstructing Disney_
London: Pluto Press, 1999
ISBN 0 7453 1456 2 (hbk)
209 pp
The Way that Movements Speak
This text is simply a report on some new film releases in London, England. Considering all the film reviews littering the world, and considering the title of our salon-journal, I thought it would be interesting to approach \'reviewing\' in a less conventional w
Problem Formation in the Analytic Philosophy of Film
_Film Theory and Philosophy_
Edited by Richard Allen and Murray Smith
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997; pbk 1999
ISBN 0-19-815921-8 (hbk); 0-19-815988-9 (pbk)
474 pp
On Framework
_The Essential Framework: Classic Film and TV Essays_
Edited by Paul Willemen and Jim Pines
London: Epigraph Publications, 1998
ISBN 1902458001
258 + vi pp