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What is most important about cinema is that we are alive with it. For all its dramatic, literary, political, sociological, and philosophical weight, film is ultimately an art that provokes, touches, and riddles the viewer through an image that transcends narrative and theory. In The Horse Who Drank the Sky, Murray Pomerance brings attention to the visceral dimension of movies and presents a new and unanticipated way of thinking about what happens when we watch them.
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What is most important about cinema is that we are alive with it. For all its dramatic, literary, political, sociological, and philosophical weight, film is ultimately an art that provokes, touches, and riddles the viewer through an image that transcends narrative and theory. In The Horse Who Drank the Sky, Murray Pomerance brings attention to the visceral dimension of movies and presents a new and unanticipated way of thinking about what happens when we watch them.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Rutgers University Press
- None edition
- Seitenzahl: 278
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 154mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780813543284
- ISBN-10: 0813543282
- Artikelnr.: 23440698
- Verlag: Rutgers University Press
- None edition
- Seitenzahl: 278
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 154mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780813543284
- ISBN-10: 0813543282
- Artikelnr.: 23440698
Pomerance, Murray
Acknowledgments Overture Thinking about the studios Neubabelsberg
The Dreamers
Doris Day
and the predicament of the "onlooker
" Now
Voyager
and Dead Man 1. A Voluptuous Gaze Thinking about a dream of Sandra Oh
Short Cuts
Safe
Sideways
The Lookout
Disturbia
The Dead Zone
the gaze or the glance
turning away from film
the "cinema of attractions
" glancing at plot
Magnolia
battle effects
Rebecca
Requiem for a Heavyweight
Gojira
"panoramic perception
" and vertiginous games 2. The Hero in the China Sea Thinking about Nicholas Ray's filmmaking
storylines and lines of action
performance and continuity
and Rebel Without a Cause 3. A Great Face Thinking about Alfred Hitchcock
North by Northwest
monuments and legalities
Mount Rushmore
stereopticons and the rear-projection process
Gary Cooper
George W. Bush
James Stewart
and Cary Grant 4. The Smoke and the Knife Thinking about Fritz Lang's M
police procedure
craft thieving
the rationality of smoke
women in Weimar Germany
motherhood and surveillance
severing and civilization 5. A Call from Everywhere Thinking about On the Beach
The Exorcist
acousmetre: the voice that cannot be seen
The Wizard of Oz
And the Ship Sails On...
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Pan's Labyrinth
Trafic
narrative and de-acousmatization
and Stage Fright 6. As Time Goes By Thinking about cinematic transitions
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Lawrence of Arabia and the pre-lap
The Passenger
Blackmail
The Graduate
"faux pre-lap" in Chinatown
Three Days of the Condor
The Conversation
the upholstering buffer
the acousmetre passe
the "gasp" and the "turn
" From Russia with Love
The Bourne Identity
Saturday Night Fever
editing and sound in the 1970s
Stanley Kubrick and Nestor Almendros 7. The Speaking Eye Thinking about the speaking eye
the democratic screen
Jaws
animal performance
acting authenticity
falling out of role
cinematic realism and cinematic reality
My Man Godfrey
Mischa Auer
"reading" the screen
the morality and politics of watching
the "doctrine of natural expression
" the filmmaker's will
and cinematic "importance" 8. Not an Unusual Story Thinking about Vertigo
Dinner at Eight
the sound revolution
John Barrymore
The Last Laugh
class structure and the comedy of manners
modernity and social collapse
The Great Depression and ressentiment
writing that obliterates the writer
"looking marvelous
" performance and biography
and the acting of Marie Dressler 9. The Horse Who Drank the Sky Thinking about the cinematic sense of place
fragmentation
shellshock
explosions in cinema
Babel
Until the End of the World
Royal Wedding
extraterritoriality and television
Fahrenheit 451
the coup d'oeil
Sergeant York
"Invisible landscapes
" theater design and "marginal appreciation
" mental vertigo
The Bourne Supremacy
Tourettic cinema
Blow-Up
color
and The Band Wagon Works Cited and Consulted Index
The Dreamers
Doris Day
and the predicament of the "onlooker
" Now
Voyager
and Dead Man 1. A Voluptuous Gaze Thinking about a dream of Sandra Oh
Short Cuts
Safe
Sideways
The Lookout
Disturbia
The Dead Zone
the gaze or the glance
turning away from film
the "cinema of attractions
" glancing at plot
Magnolia
battle effects
Rebecca
Requiem for a Heavyweight
Gojira
"panoramic perception
" and vertiginous games 2. The Hero in the China Sea Thinking about Nicholas Ray's filmmaking
storylines and lines of action
performance and continuity
and Rebel Without a Cause 3. A Great Face Thinking about Alfred Hitchcock
North by Northwest
monuments and legalities
Mount Rushmore
stereopticons and the rear-projection process
Gary Cooper
George W. Bush
James Stewart
and Cary Grant 4. The Smoke and the Knife Thinking about Fritz Lang's M
police procedure
craft thieving
the rationality of smoke
women in Weimar Germany
motherhood and surveillance
severing and civilization 5. A Call from Everywhere Thinking about On the Beach
The Exorcist
acousmetre: the voice that cannot be seen
The Wizard of Oz
And the Ship Sails On...
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Pan's Labyrinth
Trafic
narrative and de-acousmatization
and Stage Fright 6. As Time Goes By Thinking about cinematic transitions
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Lawrence of Arabia and the pre-lap
The Passenger
Blackmail
The Graduate
"faux pre-lap" in Chinatown
Three Days of the Condor
The Conversation
the upholstering buffer
the acousmetre passe
the "gasp" and the "turn
" From Russia with Love
The Bourne Identity
Saturday Night Fever
editing and sound in the 1970s
Stanley Kubrick and Nestor Almendros 7. The Speaking Eye Thinking about the speaking eye
the democratic screen
Jaws
animal performance
acting authenticity
falling out of role
cinematic realism and cinematic reality
My Man Godfrey
Mischa Auer
"reading" the screen
the morality and politics of watching
the "doctrine of natural expression
" the filmmaker's will
and cinematic "importance" 8. Not an Unusual Story Thinking about Vertigo
Dinner at Eight
the sound revolution
John Barrymore
The Last Laugh
class structure and the comedy of manners
modernity and social collapse
The Great Depression and ressentiment
writing that obliterates the writer
"looking marvelous
" performance and biography
and the acting of Marie Dressler 9. The Horse Who Drank the Sky Thinking about the cinematic sense of place
fragmentation
shellshock
explosions in cinema
Babel
Until the End of the World
Royal Wedding
extraterritoriality and television
Fahrenheit 451
the coup d'oeil
Sergeant York
"Invisible landscapes
" theater design and "marginal appreciation
" mental vertigo
The Bourne Supremacy
Tourettic cinema
Blow-Up
color
and The Band Wagon Works Cited and Consulted Index
Acknowledgments Overture Thinking about the studios Neubabelsberg
The Dreamers
Doris Day
and the predicament of the "onlooker
" Now
Voyager
and Dead Man 1. A Voluptuous Gaze Thinking about a dream of Sandra Oh
Short Cuts
Safe
Sideways
The Lookout
Disturbia
The Dead Zone
the gaze or the glance
turning away from film
the "cinema of attractions
" glancing at plot
Magnolia
battle effects
Rebecca
Requiem for a Heavyweight
Gojira
"panoramic perception
" and vertiginous games 2. The Hero in the China Sea Thinking about Nicholas Ray's filmmaking
storylines and lines of action
performance and continuity
and Rebel Without a Cause 3. A Great Face Thinking about Alfred Hitchcock
North by Northwest
monuments and legalities
Mount Rushmore
stereopticons and the rear-projection process
Gary Cooper
George W. Bush
James Stewart
and Cary Grant 4. The Smoke and the Knife Thinking about Fritz Lang's M
police procedure
craft thieving
the rationality of smoke
women in Weimar Germany
motherhood and surveillance
severing and civilization 5. A Call from Everywhere Thinking about On the Beach
The Exorcist
acousmetre: the voice that cannot be seen
The Wizard of Oz
And the Ship Sails On...
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Pan's Labyrinth
Trafic
narrative and de-acousmatization
and Stage Fright 6. As Time Goes By Thinking about cinematic transitions
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Lawrence of Arabia and the pre-lap
The Passenger
Blackmail
The Graduate
"faux pre-lap" in Chinatown
Three Days of the Condor
The Conversation
the upholstering buffer
the acousmetre passe
the "gasp" and the "turn
" From Russia with Love
The Bourne Identity
Saturday Night Fever
editing and sound in the 1970s
Stanley Kubrick and Nestor Almendros 7. The Speaking Eye Thinking about the speaking eye
the democratic screen
Jaws
animal performance
acting authenticity
falling out of role
cinematic realism and cinematic reality
My Man Godfrey
Mischa Auer
"reading" the screen
the morality and politics of watching
the "doctrine of natural expression
" the filmmaker's will
and cinematic "importance" 8. Not an Unusual Story Thinking about Vertigo
Dinner at Eight
the sound revolution
John Barrymore
The Last Laugh
class structure and the comedy of manners
modernity and social collapse
The Great Depression and ressentiment
writing that obliterates the writer
"looking marvelous
" performance and biography
and the acting of Marie Dressler 9. The Horse Who Drank the Sky Thinking about the cinematic sense of place
fragmentation
shellshock
explosions in cinema
Babel
Until the End of the World
Royal Wedding
extraterritoriality and television
Fahrenheit 451
the coup d'oeil
Sergeant York
"Invisible landscapes
" theater design and "marginal appreciation
" mental vertigo
The Bourne Supremacy
Tourettic cinema
Blow-Up
color
and The Band Wagon Works Cited and Consulted Index
The Dreamers
Doris Day
and the predicament of the "onlooker
" Now
Voyager
and Dead Man 1. A Voluptuous Gaze Thinking about a dream of Sandra Oh
Short Cuts
Safe
Sideways
The Lookout
Disturbia
The Dead Zone
the gaze or the glance
turning away from film
the "cinema of attractions
" glancing at plot
Magnolia
battle effects
Rebecca
Requiem for a Heavyweight
Gojira
"panoramic perception
" and vertiginous games 2. The Hero in the China Sea Thinking about Nicholas Ray's filmmaking
storylines and lines of action
performance and continuity
and Rebel Without a Cause 3. A Great Face Thinking about Alfred Hitchcock
North by Northwest
monuments and legalities
Mount Rushmore
stereopticons and the rear-projection process
Gary Cooper
George W. Bush
James Stewart
and Cary Grant 4. The Smoke and the Knife Thinking about Fritz Lang's M
police procedure
craft thieving
the rationality of smoke
women in Weimar Germany
motherhood and surveillance
severing and civilization 5. A Call from Everywhere Thinking about On the Beach
The Exorcist
acousmetre: the voice that cannot be seen
The Wizard of Oz
And the Ship Sails On...
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Pan's Labyrinth
Trafic
narrative and de-acousmatization
and Stage Fright 6. As Time Goes By Thinking about cinematic transitions
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Lawrence of Arabia and the pre-lap
The Passenger
Blackmail
The Graduate
"faux pre-lap" in Chinatown
Three Days of the Condor
The Conversation
the upholstering buffer
the acousmetre passe
the "gasp" and the "turn
" From Russia with Love
The Bourne Identity
Saturday Night Fever
editing and sound in the 1970s
Stanley Kubrick and Nestor Almendros 7. The Speaking Eye Thinking about the speaking eye
the democratic screen
Jaws
animal performance
acting authenticity
falling out of role
cinematic realism and cinematic reality
My Man Godfrey
Mischa Auer
"reading" the screen
the morality and politics of watching
the "doctrine of natural expression
" the filmmaker's will
and cinematic "importance" 8. Not an Unusual Story Thinking about Vertigo
Dinner at Eight
the sound revolution
John Barrymore
The Last Laugh
class structure and the comedy of manners
modernity and social collapse
The Great Depression and ressentiment
writing that obliterates the writer
"looking marvelous
" performance and biography
and the acting of Marie Dressler 9. The Horse Who Drank the Sky Thinking about the cinematic sense of place
fragmentation
shellshock
explosions in cinema
Babel
Until the End of the World
Royal Wedding
extraterritoriality and television
Fahrenheit 451
the coup d'oeil
Sergeant York
"Invisible landscapes
" theater design and "marginal appreciation
" mental vertigo
The Bourne Supremacy
Tourettic cinema
Blow-Up
color
and The Band Wagon Works Cited and Consulted Index