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moThosl hepFi,ho yf The Philosophy of Film Th eouastrp,Liho yf Literature Introductory Text and Readings Classic and Contemporary Readings: An Anthology
aAngle na,rChTuorm sag,nebEditedWrtra by THOMAS WARTENBERG & ANGELA CURRAN Edited by EILEEN JOHN & Mount Holyoke College; Franklin and Marshall College DMVREOC MNII,NIELO SPEI ODOMINICJH,N MCIVER LOPES University of Louisville; University of British Columbia This volume brings together a collection of readings drawn from philosophy, film studies, and film criticism. Organized around a series of philosophical questions “Accessible, engaging, and frequently a lot of fun. A about film, it offers an accessible and engaging overview of the discipline. superb collection!” KENDALL WALTON, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Readings from contrasting angles and points of view discuss:
2 The value of film theory Forty-five essential readings in the philosophy of literature are brought together for the first time in this 2 The nature of film narration anthology to provide a balanced and coherent overview 2 The debate on whether films can be socially critical of developments in the field during the past 30 years. They include substantial and carefully chosen essays and 2 The question of what we can learn from film. extracts which highlight influential work on:
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HO WNW,KAIERTDS RETPRNEHOWARDF CH, K. WETTSTEIN 2 Documentary cinema Arizona State University; University of California at Riverside
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An Anthology of Changing Ideas ROBRET A,MIROBERTWL SI WILLIAMS University of California, Santa Barbara Tnh i2e1o09 y0 tr-0r 1900 - 2000 An Anthology of Changing Ideas Edited by CHARLES HARRISON, AOSJN WCHGAPRE, OSPAULHLUIA NLO RI,D, WOOD & JASON GAIGER “Williams’s admirably fluid account not only New Edition All Open University offers a history of aesthetic theory but Edited by ART IN THEORY: 1648-1815 provides a investigates those artists, critics, and historians CHARLES HARRISON & wide-ranging and comprehensive who have applied theory to reshape the meaning WCHAP OSPAULHERLUANLO RI,D, WOOD collection of documents on the theory Both Open University of art itself.” of art from the founding of the French RICHARD SHIFF, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN “Occasionally one comes across a Academy until the end of the book that is at once compelling Napoleonic Wars. Its 240 texts, lucid ART THEORY: AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION is a unique and frightening, a book that organization and substantial editorial survey of western thought about art from ancient excites and disorientates, a book commentary combine to provide times to the present. Wide-ranging and exceptionally students and teachers with the balanced in its analyses, the volume relates theory to with intimations of the sublime. material they need for informed and the practice as well as to the intellectual- and Art in Theory is such a book. up-to-date study of the art of the early cultural-historical currents of each period. An indispensable source book.” modern period. ARLIS NEWS-SHEET Extensively illustrated throughout, ART THEORY: AN 1248 PAGES / 0-631-20064-9 PB / 2001 HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION also includes a full Since it was first published in 1992, bibliography, providing a useful and up-to-date guide this book has become one of the to the primary sources and secondary literature. leading anthologies of art Art in Theory 328 PAGES / 24 COLOR HALFTONES AND 69 BLACK & WHITE HALFTONES theoretical texts in the English- 1-4051-0706-5 HB / 1-4051-0707-3 PB / 2003 Tnh 1eio8yA 1rt5 r9-0, 1815-1900 speaking world. An Anthology of Changing Ideas
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texts from the last decades of the considerable editorial content in this MIOSNZUEOL NEditedKOYAG C,UR, by ZOYA KOCUR & SIMON LEUNG twentieth century. authoritative anthology furnish a vivid New York University; University of California, Irvine and indispensable introduction to the 1288 PAGES / 0-631-22708-3 PB / 2002 “At a time when some have mourned - or history of the art of the period. The alternatively celebrated - the death of art theory, anthology is also invaluable to anyone interested in the wider cultural this valuable anthology traces its viability - debates of the nineteenth century, indeed, its necessity - for understanding recent and in the development of modern aesthetic practice.” aesthetic theories. PAMELA LEE, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
1120 PAGES / 0-631-20066-5 PB / 1998 THEORY IN CONTEMPORARY ART SINCE 1985 is a groundbreaking anthology that captures the essence and the edge of the contemporary art scene. Focusing on key theoretical and aesthetic issues in contemporary art in cultural, historical, and socio- political contexts, this volume brings together a broad selection of important contributions that map out the role that critical theory has played in contemporary art.
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ALEKSANDAR 52 LØVLIE, LARS 59 NOONE,TIMOTHY B. 9 Issues Volume 14 31 Guide through the Theory of JOST,WALTER 6 LUCKHARDT, GRANT 25 NORDENBO, SVEN ERIK 59 Epistemology 32 Knowledge, A 31 Journal for the Theory of Social LUCY,NIALL 15 Notebooks 25 Epistemology: An Anthology 31 GUTTENPLAN, SAMUEL 6, 21, 28 Behaviour 56 Ludwig Wittgenstein: Noûs 33 Ernest Sosa and His Critics 32 GUTTING, GARY 39 Journal of Aesthetics and Art Cambridge Letters 27 NOZICK, ROBERT 53 Essays on Freedom of the Will 11 Criticism,The 61 LUNTLEY,MICHAEL 26 Nursing Philosophy 46 Ethical,The 43 Journal of Applied Philosophy 47 HACKER, P.M.S. 27, 29 NYMAN, HEIKKI 25 Ethics 42 HALDANE, JOHN 33, 37 Journal of Chinese Philosophy 16 MACDONALD, CYNTHIA 33 Ethics in Finance 49 HALE, BOB 22 Journal of Philosophy of MACHAMER, PETER 39 Education 59 ODIN, STEVE 17 Ethics in Practice 47 HAMM, FRITZ 24 Management Ethics 49 Journal of Political OLMSTED,WENDY 6 Ethics of Educational HAMPSHER-MONK, IAIN 53 MANDIK, PETE 29 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