From: Jorge Lorenzo Flores Garza (email suppressed)
Date: Thu Sep 17 2009 - 08:53:41 PDT
mmm...The Return of Representation in Avant-Garde Film by Peter Gidal. I would hate him if he suddenly was in favor of representations!
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:28:46 +0200
From: email suppressed
Subject: Re: Forthcoming!
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They're fake, of course... but some of them would make a really interesting
read!
Quoting Jonathan Walley <email suppressed>:
> I think these are all invented. Either that or google is WAY behind.
> EVERY title is co-authored, moreover by one film/video scholar and one
> art scholar (Gidal and Foster, McEvilley and Rodowick). Each title
> indicates the merging of two disciplines, usually film/video/media
> studies and art history (hence the "from this...to that" or
"this and
> that" pattern to the titles). And I'm not sure I see Scott
MacDonald
> doing something on network theory...
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> Still, I'd read any of these phantom books.
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> Jonathan Walley
> Assistant Professor
> Department of Cinema
> Denison University
> Granville, Ohio
> email suppressed
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> On Sep 16, 2009, at 10:43 PM, Bernard Roddy wrote:
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>> The Return of Representation in Avant-Garde Film (BFI), by Peter
>> Gidal and Hal Foster. A startling reconsideration of abstraction
>> and politics.
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>> From Happening to Frame, by Benjamin H.D. Buchloh and Jane Blocker
>> (Minnesota). Blocker subjects the critic to postmodernist feminist
>> theory through recent avant-garde film.
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>> Performance, camcorder, text, by Robin Curtis and Raymond Bellour
>> (some French publisher), with an introduction by Friedrich Kittler.
>> A penetrating analysis of digital video sequences conceived as
text.
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>> Paul McCarthy and the Stage, by Thomas McEvilley and D.N. Rodowick
>> (Michigan). McCarthy's recent work is discussed in terms of
>> Deleuzian film theory and Yves Klein.
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>> Reviving the Dead: Video art's appropriation of film history
>> (Duke), by Jeffrey Skoller and Kobena Mercer. The text launches
>> with a discussion of history and death in postcolonial theory.
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>> Liveness and Recent Artist's Performance Film (Routledge), by
>> Philip Auslander and Catherine Elwes. Need I say more?
>>
>> From Cinema 16 to Network Theory (MIT), by Eugene Thacker and Scott
>> MacDonald. Thacker brings his insights on network theory to the
>> current scene in experimental film.
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>> Bernie
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