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Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Philosophy, Myth and Epic Cinema - Rowman & Littlefield Books

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Explore the profound connection between film and human thought with Philosophy, Myth and Epic Cinema: Beyond Mere Illusions. Published by Rowman & Littlefield, this work examines how cinema functions as a powerful force in shaping cultural ideas and values. Sylvie Magerstadt investigates the long-standing philosophical debate regarding the relationship between art, illusion, and reality. As digital technologies continue to change how movies are made, this book explores how these technological shifts have moved the conversation into a new era. Rather than viewing film as simple entertainment, the text treats cinema as a system of stories and values. By comparing film to grand narratives like religion and mythology, the author presents cinema as a form of postmodern mythmaking. This book is an essential resource for those interested in film history, criticism, and the philosophical impact of the moving image on modern society.

Key Features

Analyzes the relationship between art, illusion, and reality through a philosophical lens.

Examines how digital technologies in modern cinema have changed traditional debates about film.

Explores cinema as a system of stories and values that shape contemporary culture.

Compares the power of film to grand narratives such as mythology and religion.

Provides a deep look into the concept of cinema as postmodern mythmaking.

Offers scholarly insights into how cinematic ideas inspire and influence society.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 December 2014
Listed Since
07 August 2014

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