... of the Past the presence of the past. These points of contact include the realist film theory of André Bazin and his more recent interpreters, philosopher Gaston Bachelard s understanding of elemental matter as imaginal phenomena, as well as more recent work in film philosophy in particular, authors...

... Tzvetan Varda Agnès concept of meta metacinema metafiction mise en abîme mimesis reflexivity recursion intertextuality intermediality film philosophy The highest minds of the world have never ceased to explore the double meaning, or, shall I say, the quadruple, or the centuple, or much more...

... theories which define cult television. These challenges to our understanding of how cult television programmes usually “work”, reveal much about the memory game which Columbo encourages us to play. advertisements film philosophy Levinson Richard and Link William NBC Television Studies...

..., ideology, and embodiment) and a theoretical reflection on its implications and possibilities in relation to both film-philosophy/film theory and contemporary cinematic practices. In particular, I examine the transformation of cinematic experience starting from the traditional notion of aesthetic experience...

...The introduction outlines the rationale behind the book and its application of Simone de Beauvoir’s philosophy of ambiguity to film experience. By situating Beauvoir’s ideas as an overlooked area within film-philosophy, this chapter argues that a closer examination of her phenomenological thinking...

... Mental imagery Guided imagining Dual vision Sound cinema Spectatorship Cognitivism Film Theory Film Philosophy ‘Startin’ to see pictures, ain’t ya?’ To be asked this question over halfway through a film by someone speaking directly to camera is to invite an affirmative if incredulous response...

... is a collection of authors whose varying approaches to scholarship demonstrate the highly creative potential of examining cinema through the single shot. In this volume, specialists in film philosophy, such as Susana Viegas, are brought into conversation with key scholars of national cinema and historical...

... Jean Luc Histoire s du Cinéma Preston Tammy Bellucci Monica Nine Inch Nails Rio Rebekah del The Chromatics Film studies Transmedia media aesthetics David Lynch television studies worldbuilding sound studies comparative media studies film-philosophy seriality An inspiring starting point...

... Marguerite Duras Phenomenology Maurice Merleau-Ponty Film Philosophy Film Theory Perception Imagination Image-making Imagining in images Imagine that you are seated in the darkened space of a cinema auditorium. Now you are going to imagine the sudden arrival of light. You are in a screening...

... Runner 1982 Griffith D W Higgins Scott Scott Ridley Wheatley Catherine Funny Games Michael Haneke Richard Moran David Hume imagination cinematic engagement moral complicity film-philosophy In many contexts we take ourselves, our real, non-fictional selves, to be implicated in what we’re...

..., and positions them in relation to developments in cognitive media ethics. These include cine-ethics and film philosophy, phenomenological approaches, literary ethics and hermeneutics, notions of aesthetic autonomy, and ethics in narratology. The contributions and challenges of each approach are summarized...

...This introductory chapter outlines the notion of “film-philosophy”, the belief that the visual medium can challenge modes of thought using Maurice Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology of perception and Gilles Deleuze's image-philosophy. It tackles the question of how is the medium of film philosophical...

... art machine film history film theory film-philosophy deterritorialization Gilles Deleuze The introduction makes clear the novelty and importance of the present study, describes its methodology, and delineates its argument. The introductory chapter also emphasizes the book’s fresh contributions...

... conceptualizations of in-between spaces in film, which can support a discussion of the essay film such as the one I aim for in this book, Gilles Deleuze’s film-philosophy stands out for its distinctive theorization of the signifying power of interstitiality. In his work on cinema as image of thought, Deleuze (1989...

... Aleksandr Wenders Wim Africa Cold War Enlightenment Israel Palestine Second World War South America Vietnam Asia Internet interstice gap framing reframing historicity performativity film-philosophy ...

... of the field of film-philosophy and the post-theory debates within cinema studies. The chapter rectifies influential misreadings of American avant-garde films by film-philosophers, and goes on to trace philosophy’s influences on the avant-garde, laying the groundwork for putting their films in conversation...

... camera movement conflation film philosophy Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem indexicality Mandelbrot Benoît Mothlight 1963 skepticism Zeno’s Paradox Hollywood Mekas Jonas Michelson Annette missable aspect theory Bitemporal Vision The Sea 1994 Hofmann Hans painting Runs Good 1970 Windhausen...

...” Derrida faith Lynch David psychoanalysis religion countersignature archive fever ghosts “Derrida’s Margins ” Learning to Live Finally Derrida Jacques Derrida spectatorship Cahiers du cinéma deconstruction film and media theory cinema film and media studies film philosophy French theory...

... to the Gallows film Dead Man Walking film Elevator to the Gallows film True Crime film Jacques Derrida deconstruction film theory ghosts Screen Stéphane Mallarmé capital punishment film and media studies death penalty film philosophy “Le Cinéma et ses fantômes” (“Cinema...