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Zusatztext Terrence Malick: Film and Philosophy provides a wonderfully stimulating range of approaches to Malick's films! unlocking the philosophical depths of the most thoughtful auteur of recent decades. The collection engages Malick's cinematic oeuvre with the works of Heidegger and Cavell as might be expected! but also provocatively deploys Deleuze! Hegel! Marx! Schiller! Derrida and Merleau-Ponty alongside esteemed film theorists like Sobchack and Branigan. As such! this book is at the cutting edge of recent developments in film-philosophy! and is essential reading for anyone interested in the subject. It is also a superb exploration of Malick's most important films as writer and director! from Badlands to The New World. --Dr David Martin-Jones! Senior Lecturer in Film Studies! University of St Andrews! UK Informationen zum Autor Thomas Deane Tucker is Professor of Humanities at Chadron State College. He is the author of Derridada: Duchamp as Readymade Deconstruction . Stuart Kendall teaches Critical Studies at the California College of the Arts. He is the author of Georges Bataille and The Ends of Art and Design . Zusammenfassung Grounded in film studies, philosophical inquiry, and the emerging field of scholarship that combines the two disciplines, this title discusses Terrence Malick's films as individual objects, as a corpus, within contemporary film studies, and within a wider cultural discussion. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Stuart Kendall and Thomas Deane Tucker Voicing Meaning: On Terrence Malick's CharactersSteven Rybin Terrence Malick's Histories of ViolenceJohn Bleasdale Rührender Achtung : Terrence Malick's Cinematic Neo-ModernityThomas Wall Worlding the West: An Ontopology of BadlandsThomas Deane Tucker Fields of Vision: Human Presence in the Plain Landscape of Badlands and Days of Heaven Matthew Evertson The Belvedere and the Bunkhouse: space and place in Days of Heaven Ian Rijsdijk The Tragic Indiscernibility of Days of Heaven Stuart Kendall Darkness from Light: Dialectics and The Thin Red Line Russell Manning Song of the Earth: Cinematic Romanticism in Malick's The New World Robert Sinnerbrink Whereof One Cannot Speak: Terrence Malick's The New World Elizabeth Walden Bibliography Notes on Contributors Index ...
