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The matrix of visual culture : working with Deleuze in film theory / Patricia Pisters

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Pisters, Patricia
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Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 2003.
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vi, 303 pages ; 24 cm.

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The universe as metacinema -- Hitchcock's universe: Zizek and deleuze -- Metacinema and the cinematographic apparatus -- Camera consciousness and temporal confusion -- Material aspects of subjectivity -- Psychoanalysis and the monstrous flesh -- Affects and politics of the Spinozian body -- Plane of immanence: subjectivity and images of the flesh -- Cinema's politics of violence -- Violence and cinema of the body -- Missing people and fabulation -- Schizophrenia in contemporary hollywood -- Conceptual personae and aesthetic figures of becoming-womanthe philosopher meets Alice in wonderland -- Becoming-woman in feminism: Alice doesn't? -- Alice in cinematic wonderland -- Logic of sensations in becoming-animal -- Stories, sensations, and affection-images -- Becoming-child before becoming-animal -- Passive and active affects -- (De)territorializing forces of the sound machine -- Acoustic mirrors and fantasmatic structures -- Rhythm, the refrain and (de)territorialization -- The female voice: back on the throne? -- Cosmic forces: becoming in music -- Conclusion.
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0804740275 (cloth : alk. paper)
0804740283 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Bibliography Note
Includes filmography (pages [233]-241).
Includes bibliographical references (pages [285]-296) and index.
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