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In contemporary film theory, cognitivist specialists have demonstrated the most sustained interest in imagination, pioneering an earlier wave of scholarship on this topic, principally with reference to spectatorship. In the 1990s, investigations into identification and mental simulation on the part of spectators (Gregory Currie) and the theorization of viewers as imaginative agents (Murray Smith) spearheaded just some of the studies of imagining as a cognitive process, which took as their principal object of analysis mainstream cinema. This volume acknowledges the inspiration of earlier cognitivist accounts and is not conceived as a break with the old. It does seek, though, to explore questions that were not covered in that earlier research and thereby further cognitive enquiry, as well as open consideration of film and imagination to other theories and philosophies, in addition to a broader selection of films.
Contents
New Takes on Film and ImaginationSarah Cooper
Mise en Esprit: One-Character Films and the Evocation of Sensory ImaginationJulian Hanich
The Auditory Imagination and the Polyphony of Listening: A Study of Chantal Akerman's South (1999)Albertine Fox
Imagining Cinema: 'Cinempathy' and the Embodied ImaginationRobert Sinnerbrink
Imitation of Life: Cinema and the Moral ImaginationJane Stadler
Perceptual-Imaginative Space and the Beautiful Ecologies of Rose Lowder's BouquetsSarah Cooper
'The Cruel Radiance of What Is': Empathy, Imagination and Estrangement in Johan van der Keuken's Face Value and Herman SlobbeAbraham Geil
Sleeping away the Factory, Healing with Time: Gaston Bachelard, the Poetic Imagination and Testről és lélekről/On Body and Soul (2017)Saige Walton
Cinematic Imaging and Imagining through the Lens of BuddhismVictor Fan
