2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-33473-8
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Cinematic Philosophy

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“…In contrast to earlier film studies, cinema is here conceived as an entry point for thinking the relationship between sensory experience and signification as nonhierarchical. Sixth, and not least, this school of thought sees cinema as a social and political art per excellence (Baumbach 2019;Elsaesser 2019;Frampton 2006;Herzogenrath 2017;Shamir 2016).…”
Section: Cinematic Philosophymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast to earlier film studies, cinema is here conceived as an entry point for thinking the relationship between sensory experience and signification as nonhierarchical. Sixth, and not least, this school of thought sees cinema as a social and political art per excellence (Baumbach 2019;Elsaesser 2019;Frampton 2006;Herzogenrath 2017;Shamir 2016).…”
Section: Cinematic Philosophymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Así, encontramos estudios sobre la filosofía del cine en Agamben (Gustafsson & Gronstad, 2014), en Badiou (Ling, 2011), en Cavell (Read & Goodenough, 2005;Rothman & Keane, 2000, Shaw, 2012, en Deleuze (Bogue, 2003;Colman, 2011;Marrati, 2003;Pisters, 2003Pisters, , 2015Redner, 2011, Torres, 2012, en Kristeva (Goodnow, 2010), en Lacan (Zizek, 1994), en Levinas (Girgus, 2010;Hole, 2016), en Peirce (Ehrat, 2015), en Rancière (Casas & Farfán, 2014), en Wittgenstein (Szabados & Stojanova, 2011) y en Zizek (Flisfeder, 2012). Otros filósofos adoptan una perspectiva más general y diversa al aproximarse a la filosofía y el cine, como es el caso de Cabrera (2015), Cox y Levine (2012), Falzon (2005), Gilmore (2005), Herzogenrath (2017), Phillips (2008), Shamir (2016), Shaw (2008), Sinnerbrink (2011), Wartenberg (2007. Y en algunos volúmenes colectivos se ofrecen aproximaciones muy diversas al diálogo entre cine y filosofía, como ocurre en las compilaciones de Livingston & Plantinga (2009), Thomson-Jones (2016) y Carroll, Summa & Loht (2019).…”
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