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100			_aBell, Jeffrey _926921 _eauthor
245			_aThinking with cinema _b: deleuze and film theory _c/ Jeffrey Bell.
260			_bFilm-Philosophy, _c1997.
300			_a1-6 pages.
490			_aFilm-Philosophy _vvol.1, no.1
505			_aIn this edition of Iris serious attention is paid to the film theory of Gilles Deleuze. As D. N. Rodowick correctly notes in his introduction, Deleuze's film theory has largely been ignored either because commentators approach his cinema books with insufficient knowledge of Deleuze's concepts and philosophical work as a whole (which Deleuze presupposes throughout his cinema books), or one is familiar with Deleuze's work but is inadequately knowledgeable of film and film theory. This collection of essays attempts to approach Deleuze's film books while avoiding either of these two pitfalls.
630		0	_aB2 PBT Film Studies (BiM) _926907
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