Andrew Kania is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Trinity University, San Antonio, USA. His principle research is in the philosophy of music, literature, and film. He is the editor (with Theodore Gracyk) of The Routledge Companion to Philosophy and Music.
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Introduction Andrew Kania 1. Moral Monster or Responsible Person? Memento's Leonard as a Case Study in Defective Agency Michael McKenna 2. Leonard's System: Why Doesn't It Work? Joseph Levine 3. The Feel of the World: Exograms, Habits, and the Confusion of Types of Memory John Sutton 4. The Value of Memory: Reflections on Memento Raymond Martin 5. Memento and Personal Identity: Do We Have it Backwards? Richard Hanley 6. Memento and the Phenomenology of Comprehending Motion Picture Narration Noël Carroll 7. Reconfiguring the Past: Memento and Neo-Noir Deborah Knight and George McKnight 8. What is Memento? Ontology and Interpretation in Mainstream Film Andrew Kania Index
Introduction Andrew Kania 1. Moral Monster or Responsible Person? Memento's Leonard as a Case Study in Defective Agency Michael McKenna 2. Leonard's System: Why Doesn't It Work? Joseph Levine 3. The Feel of the World: Exograms, Habits, and the Confusion of Types of Memory John Sutton 4. The Value of Memory: Reflections on Memento Raymond Martin 5. Memento and Personal Identity: Do We Have it Backwards? Richard Hanley 6. Memento and the Phenomenology of Comprehending Motion Picture Narration Noël Carroll 7. Reconfiguring the Past: Memento and Neo-Noir Deborah Knight and George McKnight 8. What is Memento? Ontology and Interpretation in Mainstream Film Andrew Kania Index
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