Table of contents for Philosophy of film : an anthology / edited by Noèel Carroll and Jinhee Choi.

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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
General Introduction
Part I 	Film as Art
Introduction
1. Photography and Representation
Roger Scruton 
2. The Aesthetics of Photographic Transparency
Dominic McIver Lopes
3. Everybody Gets A Cut
Terrence Rafferty 
Part II What Is Film?
Introduction
4. From The World Viewed: Reflections on the Ontology of Film
Stanley Cavell
5. A Note on the Film
Susanne K. Langer
6. Vision and Dream in the Cinema
F. E. Sparshott
7. The Long Goodbye: The Imaginary Language of Film 
Gregory Currie
8. Moving Pictures
Arthur C. Danto
9. Defining the Moving Image
Noël Carroll
Part III 	Documentary
Introduction
10. Visible Traces: Documentary and the Contents of Photographs
Gregory Currie
11. Fiction, Non-Fiction, and the Film of Presumptive Assumption: A Conceptual Analysis
Noël Carroll
Part IV	Film Narrative/Narration
Introduction
12. Le Grand Imagier Steps Out: The Primitive Basis of Film Narration
George M. Wilson
13. Unreliability Refigured: Narrative in Literature and Film 
Gregory Currie
Part V		Film and Emotion
Introduction
14. Film, Emotion, and Genre
Noël Carroll
15. Fearing Fictions
Kendall Walton
16. Empathy and (Film) Fiction
Alex Neill
17. Identification and Emotion in Narrative Film
Berys Gaut
18. In Fictional Shoes: Mental Simulation and Fiction
Deborah Knight
Part VI Topics of Film Criticism
Introduction
19. Morals for Method
George M. Wilson
20. Cinematic Authorship
Paisley Livingston
21. National Cinema: The Very Idea 
Jinhee Choi
Part VII Film and Morality
Introduction
22. Film Criticism and Virtue Theory
Joseph H. Kupfer
23. Beauty and Evil: The Case of Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will
Mary Devereaux
24. A First Look at the Pornography/Civil Rights Ordinance: Could Pornography be the Subordination of Women?
Melinda Vadas
Part VIII	Film and Knowledge
Introduction
25. The Philosophical Limits of Film
Bruce Russell
26. Minerva in the Movies: Relations Between Philosophy and Film
Karen Hanson
27. Film as a Philosophical Resource
Lester H. Hunt
Bibliography
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Motion pictures.