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Deleuze and Moving Time

Introduction Rodowick describes the way artists think as fundamentally different from philosophers or scientists: "Artists also think, but because they consider their ideas to be inherent in the materials they work with, they think through the construction of time and space" (Rodowick, 2005, p. 11). Recently, I revisited

Arthur Danto, Moving Picture

Ref: Danto, A. C. (2006) ‘Moving Pictures’, in Noël Carroll & Jinhee Choi (eds.) Philosophy of film and motion pictures: An Anthology. Blackwell philosophy anthologies. Malden, MA: Blackwell Pub. p. 103-112 Arthur C. Danto, in Moving Pictures, examines the distinction between film and theatre, shifting the focus from environmental factors

Present Presentation

Yesterday, I finished my presentation in the colloquium. Although I prepared my script for the presentation, I felt I needed to fix many things for my presentation, maybe for later. It is interesting to present one’s work, especially when it is not a single experiment but a whole year’

Close-up and Cinema

Main Reference: Mary Ann Doane, ‘The Close-up: Scale and Detail in the Cinema’, Differences, 14.3 (2003), 89–111 https://doi.org/10.1215/10407391-14-3-89. Tags: #cinema #Montage #Eisenstein #Epstein Reference at the front from Main reference, at the end from second reference 메리 앤 도언의 The Close-up: Scale and