Cinematic skepticism : across digital and global turns /
"Because of its automatic way of recording reality, film has a privileged relation to the problem of skepticism. If early film theorists celebrate cinema for overcoming skeptical doubt about the power of human vision, recent film philosophers argue that our post-photographic, digital cinema is...
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Albany, NY :
State University of New York Press,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : a "still" new "moving" image of skepticism?
- Broken links: a Cavello-Deleuzian approach to film
- Renoir's key to cinematic skepticism
- What cinema calls believing, or: Deleuze beyond skepticism?
- A seem-less digital skepticism in Grizzly man and Amélie
- Digital, global, ontological turns
- Re-veiling the gap in The headless woman and Three monkeys
- Conclusion : the digital will or a new romanticism?.