Cavell on film /
"This extensive collection offers a substantially complete retrospective of Stanley Cavell's previously uncollected writings on film. Cavell is the only major philosopher in the Anglo-American tradition who has made film a central concern of his work, and his work offers inspiration and ne...
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
2005
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| Series: | SUNY series, horizons of cinema
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Table of Contents:
- What becomes of things on film? (1978)
- On Makavejev on Bergman (1979)
- North by northwest (1981)
- The fact of television (1982)
- The thought of movies (1983)
- What (good) is a film museum? What is a film culture? (1983)
- What photography calls thinking (1985)
- A Capra moment (1985)
- The fantastic of philosophy (1986)
- Two cheers for romance (1988)
- The advent of videos (1988)
- Prenom : Marie (1993)
- Nothing goes without saying : reading the Marx brothers (1994)
- Seasons of love : Bergman's Smiles of a summer night and The winter's tale (1994)
- Words of welcome (1996)
- Groundhog day (1996)
- Something out of the ordinary (1996)
- The world as things : collecting thoughts on collecting (1998)
- Concluding remarks presented at Paris Colloquium on La projection du monde (1999)
- On Eric Rohmer's A tale of winter (1999)
- The image of the psychoanalyst in film (2000)
- Opera in (and as) film (2000)
- Philosophy the day after tomorrow (2000)
- The good of film (2000)
- Moral reasoning : teaching from the core (2001)
- Crossing paths (2002)
- After half a century (2001)