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What is film? Why are movies important? Why do we care about them in the way we do? How do we think of the connections between the projected image and what it is actually an image of? Most movie-goers assume that they are entitled to make jugments and come to conclusions about the movies they see--to evaluate how "good" they are, or what they "mean." But what do they base, or what should they base, their judgments on? In this thought-provoking new book, Stanley Cavell, a professor of philosophy and aesthetics at Harvard who has long taken a lively interest in movies, looks closely at these…

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  • Hardcover · English · 1980
    Harvard University Press · 280 pages · 9780674961975
  • Other · English · 1971
    Viking Press · 174 pages · 9780670790029
Motion picturesPhilosophyMotion pictures, aestheticsMotion pictures, philosophyMotion pictures--philosophyPn1995 .c42 1979