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The Ontology of Photography: From Analogue To Digital

Peter Benson on why digital photos aren’t reliable records of anything.
[Issue 95 :: March/April 2013 :: Appearance and Reality :: 10 matches]

American Psycho

Matthew Gildersleeve goes to the movies with Jacques Lacan.
[Issue 113 :: April/May 2016 :: Films :: 10 matches]

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

Thomas E. Wartenberg sees current concerns about truth in the news spotlighted by a classic Western.
[Issue 134 :: October/November 2019 :: Films :: 10 matches]

Brimstone and Treacle

Thomas R. Morgan notes a diabolical, and angelic, case of anti-realism.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021 :: Films :: 10 matches]

Crimes and Misdemeanors

Terri Murray gets to the core of ethics with Socrates and Woody Allen [CONTAINS PLOT SPOILERS!].
[Issue 139 :: August/September 2020 :: Films :: 9 matches]

Seven Samurai

See a cinematic classic from a post-Hegelian perspective. Danny O’Donnell reviews Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai.
[Issue 55 :: May/June 2006 :: Films :: 9 matches]

Hannah Arendt

Yasemin Sari on a new film about a courageous thinker and her views on responsibility and the nature of evil.
[Issue 100 :: January/February 2014 :: Films :: 9 matches]

Just Ask The Dust

Existentialism goes to the movies. Nick DiChario finds that the novel fills spaces the film doesn’t even have.
[Issue 62 :: July/August 2007 :: Films :: 9 matches]

Death of a President

Terri Murray finds herself in a maze of mirrors, but has Jean Baudrillard as her guide.
[Issue 107 :: April/May 2015 :: Films :: 9 matches]

Fritz Lang’s film Metropolis is a classic thanks to its timeless warning about the perils of technological mastery without social justice, says Scott O’Reilly.
[Issue 37 :: August/September 2002 :: Films :: 9 matches]

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