A new offering for the film-philosophy discipline, bringing Stanley Kubrick's film "A Clockwork Orange" into philosophical conversation with Plato's "Republic".
A new offering for the film-philosophy discipline, bringing Stanley Kubrick's film "A Clockwork Orange" into philosophical conversation with Plato's "Republic".
Nathan Andersen teaches philosophy and film at Eckerd College, USA. He programs an award-winning cinema series in Tampa Bay, Florida, and is the co-director of the "Visions of Nature/Voices of Nature," Environmental Film Festival. He has published articles on the history of philosophy, environmental philosophy, and film.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: What We See on Screen 1. Making Sense of Motion Pictures: On Faces and Frames in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange 2. Plato's Cave and Cinema 3. Feeling and Image: The Ludovico Technique 4. Plato's Critique of Poetry and the Peril and Promise of Cinema 5. Justice and Freedom: Alex's Cure Conclusion: Shadow Philosophy Suggested films Suggested readings Glossary of Artists and Thinkers, Terms and Concepts Appendix: Summary of Plato's Republic, book by book. Index
Introduction: What We See on Screen 1. Making Sense of Motion Pictures: On Faces and Frames in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange 2. Plato's Cave and Cinema 3. Feeling and Image: The Ludovico Technique 4. Plato's Critique of Poetry and the Peril and Promise of Cinema 5. Justice and Freedom: Alex's Cure Conclusion: Shadow Philosophy Suggested films Suggested readings Glossary of Artists and Thinkers, Terms and Concepts Appendix: Summary of Plato's Republic, book by book. Index
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