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Film and Philosophy
Volume 5/6, 2002
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Editor's Introduction
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Quasi-Fearing Fictions
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Reason and/or Imagination: Peter Weir's Dead Poets Society
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Being Don Juan: Identity, Metafiction, and the Conflict of Desires
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Oedipus Techs: Time Travel as Redemption in The Terminator and 12 Monkeys
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Craig N. Bach
Nietzsche and The Big Sleep: Style, Women, and Truth
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Joseph H. Kupfer
The Work of Love-At Work on Board The African Queen
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Into the Toilet: Some Classical Aesthetic Themes Raised by a Scene in Trainspotting
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symposium: noël carroll's theorizing the moving image
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Allan Casebier
Noël Carroll's Theorizing the Moving Image
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Alan Goldman
Specificity, Popularity, and Engagement in the Moving Image
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Defending Theorizing: Responses to Casebier and Goldman
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Alan Goldman
Response to Carroll
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Response to Carroll
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Defending Theorizing II: The Sequel
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symposium: walter benjamin and mechanical reproduction
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Joseph Margolis
Mechanical Reproduction and Cinematic Humanism
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Cinematic Humanism or Grand Theory?: A Critique of Margolis
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Noël Carroll
Margolis, Mechanical Reproduction and Cinematic Humanism
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symposium: noël carroll's interpreting the moving image
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Aesthetic Cognition and Visible Intelligibility
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Flo Leibowitz
Why Intention Matters: On Carroll and Film Interpretation
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Does the Audience Matter?: On Carroll and Visual Argument
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