Roland Barthes' cinema /
'Roland Barthes' Cinema' re-examines and recontextualizes the competing critical and theoretical strands in Barthes's thinking, and reassesses the relevance of his work for a new generation of readers and filmgoers.
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
2016.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Roland Barthes' Cinema; Copyright; Contents; Editors' Preface; Introduction; 1. A Degraded Spectacle; The Interpreter and the Sensualist; Roman Hair; A Cold War Cinema; Demystification, 1957; "The Face of Garbo"; 2. Refresh the Perception of the World; "On CinemaScope"; Barthes and the New Wave; 3. Barthes and Bazin; Lost Continent; From Ontology to Rhetoric and Back; Camera Lucida; 4. Another Revolution; The Fetishist; Eisenstein, 1970; Coda: From Leftocracy to Affect and Intimacy; 5. Leaving the Movie Theater; The Science of Filmology; Apparatus Theory.
- The Aestheticization of the WorldA Long Conversation with Christian Metz; Leaving Theory; 6. The Melodramatic Imagination; The Brontë Sisters; The New Wave's Melodramatic Turn; Michel Foucault's Melodramatic Imagination; Barthes and Foucault; Barthes and Truffaut: Melodramatic Photography; Conclusion: From Barthes to Rancière?; Interview With Jacques Rancière; Nine Texts on the Cinema by Roland Barthes; Angels of Sin (Les Anges du péché, 1943); On CinemaScope; Versailles and its Accounts; Cinema Right and Left; On Left-Wing Criticism; "Traumatic Units" in Cinema: Research Principles
- Preface to Les Inconnus de la terre (Strangers of the Earth, Mario Ruspoli, 1961)Answer to a Question about James Bond; Sade-Pasolini; Notes; Bibliography; Index