We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of Projections has recently
been published by Berghahn Journals. The first article in this issue is a
wide-ranging discussion of how our brains process the sights and sounds of
motion pictures. The next article focuses on discontinuity as an essential
ingredient of style, while the following article gives us a fine-grained
formal analysis of Steve McQueen’s film Hunger. The last two articles in
this issue feature a dialogue with neuroscientist Jaak Panksepp and an
examination of “the science of storytelling,” respectively. The issue
concludes with a book reviews section.
Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal:
www.journals.berghahnbooks.com/proj
Articles
Précis of Flicker: Your Brain on Movies
Jeffrey M. Zacks http://bit.ly/1GarUzB
Brain Science and Film Theory: Reassessing the Place of Cognitive
Discontinuity in Cinema
Maria Poulaki http://bit.ly/1K8NruV
Black Holes and White Space: Ellipsis and Pause in Steve McQueen’s Hunger
Jennie Carlsten http://bit.ly/1Fb3iof
A Dialogue with Neuroscientist Jaak Panksepp on the SEEKING System: Breaking
the Divide between Emotion and Cognition in Film Studies
Karin Luisa Badt http://bit.ly/1IDOL73
The Science of Storytelling: Perspectives from Cognitive Science,
Neuroscience, and the Humanities
Frederick Luis Aldama http://bit.ly/1HggxEZ
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