Cinema After Deleuze

Richard Rushton

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Cinema History and Criticism Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art Philosophical and Theoretical Analysis

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Introduction 1. What Questions Does Deleuze's Philosophy of Cinema Answer? 2. The Movement-Image I: Griffith, Eisenstein, Lang and Gance 3. The Movement-Image II: Ford and Kazan 4. The Movement-Image III: Hawls and Hitchcock 5. The Time-Image I: Neorealism, Rossellini, De Sica and Antonioni 6. The Time-Image II: Crystals of Time, Ophuls and Fellini 7. The Time-Image III: Sheets of Time, Welles and Resnais 8. Cinema and Thought: Spiritual Automata 9. Cinema After Deleuze I: The Persistence of the Movement-Image 10. Cinema After Deleuze II: New Elements of the Time-Image Further Reading Index Index.

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