Bringing together Murdoch's moral philosophy and contemporary cinema to build a dialogue about vision, ethics and love, author Lucy Bolton encourages us to view cinema as a way of studying other worlds and moral journeys.
Bringing together Murdoch's moral philosophy and contemporary cinema to build a dialogue about vision, ethics and love, author Lucy Bolton encourages us to view cinema as a way of studying other worlds and moral journeys.
Lucy Bolton is Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Queen Mary University of London. She is the author of 'Film and Female Consciousness: Irigaray, Cinema and Thinking Women' (Palgrave 2011; 2015) and the co-editor of 'Lasting Screen Stars: Images that Fade and Personas that Endure' (Palgrave 2017). She is on the editorial boards of the journals 'Film-Philosophy', the 'Iris Murdoch Review' and 'Open Screens' (BAFTSS).
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Acknowledgements Abbreviations List of illustrations Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Film as art, and cinema as a hall of reflection Chapter 3: Film as a moral fable Chapter 4: Film and the existential hero(ine) Chapter 5: Film, love and goodness Chapter 6: Film, comedy and tragedy Chapter 7: Film and women's stories Chapter 8: Film and philosophy Bibliography Filmography Index
Acknowledgements Abbreviations List of illustrations Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Film as art, and cinema as a hall of reflection Chapter 3: Film as a moral fable Chapter 4: Film and the existential hero(ine) Chapter 5: Film, love and goodness Chapter 6: Film, comedy and tragedy Chapter 7: Film and women's stories Chapter 8: Film and philosophy Bibliography Filmography Index
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