Philosophical Perspective on Cinema 1st Edition Pedro Blas González – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781666906233, 1666906239
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- Author: Pedro
Philosophical Perspective on Cinema
The main premise of Philosophical Perspective on Cinema is simple: Can a visual medium such as cinema put in greater perspective diverse aspects of human experience? Films are usually sorted by genres, but by applying metaphysical/existential categories to cinema, the author enables readers to reflect on the nature and essence of existence by making life appear less transparent to itself. Undoubtedly, the connection between sensual reality and philosophical reflection is often glossed over when the emphasis is placed on theoretical abstractions, and not life itself. While this work is a reflection on the philosophy of existence, the author embraces a practical approach to the metaphysical/existential foundation of human existence.
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Table contents:
Cover
Halftitle
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Introduction: Cinema as Humanism Seeking Transcendence
Chapter 1: 2001: An Existential Odyssey
Chapter 2: Andrei Tarkovsky: Truth Endorsed by Life
Chapter 3: Fahrenheit 451: A Brave New World for the New Man
Chapter 4: Citizen Kane: Biography and the Unfinished Sentence
Chapter 5: Treasure of the Sierra Madre: Socrates in the Desert
Chapter 6: Jean-Pierre Melville: Encounters with Conscience
Chapter 7: Seven Thieves: Making the World Gasp
Chapter 8: Curse of the Demon: Evil, Myth, and Reason
Chapter 9: The Uninvited and Dead of Night: The Transcendent Other
Chapter 10: Jacques Tati: Last Bastion of Innocence in Modernity
Conclusion
Appendix
Films Cited
Bibliography
About the Author
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