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     November 2003 Issue

     Film History, Theory, and Philosophy


Richard Schellhammer
'Moving Pictures before Cinema: Mannoni's _The Great Art of Light and Shadow_'

Jan-Christopher Horak
'Change and Nothing But Change: On Rosen's _Change Mummified_'

Joke Hermes
'On Behalf of the Audience: A Critique of Janet Staiger's Notion of
the Practice of Reception'

Kristi McKim
'Remembrance of Cinema Past: Reading Nostalgia and Writing
Possibility in Annette Kuhn's _Dreaming of Fred and Ginger_'

Marcia Landy
'Traveling in Film Theory: Giuliana Bruno's _Atlas of Emotion_'

John S. Vassar
'A Universal Narrative?: On Ari Hiltunen's _Aristotle in Hollywood_'

Pablo Ortega-Rodriguez
'How is Disbelief Suspended?: On Carroll's _The Philosophy of Horror_'

Imre Szeman
'Film Beyond Metaphysics: On Wurzer's _Filming and Judgment_'

Cara O'Connor
'Ethics, Ambiguity, and Multi-Frame Narrative in Julie Talen's _Pretend_'


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