Literature

Cinema

Management No. BFM010816

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Contents: Foreword = vii Acknowledgments = xv Interview 1 Cinema = 3 2 Constellation and Classification = 7 3 Angle and Montage = 15 4 The Urgency of the Present/The Redemption of the Past = 19 5 History and Re-memorization = 23 6 How Video Made the History of Cinema Possible = 31 7 Only Cinema Can Narrate its Own History: Quotation and Montage = 41 8 Histoire(s) du cinema: Films and Books = 45 9 History and Archeology = 53 10 The History of Love, of the Eye, and of the Gaze = 59 11 Hitchcock and the Power of Cinema = 63 12 The Loss of the Magic of Cinema and the Nouvelle Vague = 67 13 Before and After Auschwitz = 73 14 What Can Cinema Do? = 81 15 Only Cinema Narrates Large-scale History by Narrating its Own History = 87 16 In Cinema as in Christianity: Image and Resurrection = 97 17 Image and Montage = 105 18 Towards the Stars = 111 Jean-Luc Godard, Cineaste of Modern Life: The Poetic in the Historical