Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image 12 has been published

Cinema 12 (2020) 

IMAGES OF THE REAL

edited by Stefanie Baumann and Susana Nascimento Duarte 

managing editor: Patrícia Castello Branco  

Editorial 1-2

Abstracts   3-7

Images of the Real. Introductory Notes 1

Stefanie Baumann (New University of Lisbon/IFILNOVA)   8-21

A realidade das imagens. Notas Introdutórias 2

Susana Nascimento Duarte (Escola Superior de Artes e Design, Caldas da Rainha/IFILNOVA)     22-39

The Techno-Scientific Civilization and the De-Realization of the Image. Godfrey Reggio’s Qatsi

Trilogy in the Light of Jacques Ellul’s Reflection on Technology

Francesco Cattaneo (University of Bologna)        41-60

Posthuman Perspectives: The Strange Case of Jodie Mack and Johann Lurf      

Vittorio Lubrano (New University of Lisbon/IFILNOVA)        61-75

The African Twin Towers. Unveiling The Creative Process in Christoph Schlingensief’s

Late Film Work

Jeremy Hamers (University of Liège)        76-93

Para Um Cinema Da Comunhão: Notas A Partir De Traces (2014), De Wang Bing

Pedro Florêncio (Universidade Nova de Lisboa)              94-109

On Remediations of Reality and Poetics of Philosophy.
Working Through Complexity and the Strange Case of Korsakow Documentary

Anna Wiehl (University of Bayreuth)     110-132

SPECIAL DOSSIER | DOSSIÊ ESPECIAL

The Uncertainties of Dialectics

Jacques Rancière (University Paris 8)    134-141

Deaths of Documentary

Paula Rabinowitz (University of Minnesota)      142-157

A Busca Totalizante de Sentido

Trinh T. Minh-ha (University of California, Berkley)      158-174

Virtual Round Table | Mesa Rodonda Virtual

Composed by Susana Nascimento Duarte and Stefanie Baumann      175-215

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BOOK REVIEWS | RECENSÕES DE LIVROS

A Film-Philosophy of Ecology and Enlightenment

Maria Irene Aparício (Universidade Nova de Lisboa/IFILNOVA)      217-221

The Techne of Giving: Cinema and the Generous Form of Life

Dong Yang (The University of Georgia, USA)         222-226

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