PopMatters: Cinema's Bodily Illusions: You will get fooled again.

By Gregory Smith
PopMatters
February 14, 2017

Cinema's Bodily Illusions (Scott C. Richmond)Richmond’s theory and method offers an important tool for doing some of the critical work that spectator theory cannot. Cinema’s Bodily Illusions may become an influential vein within postmodern phenomenology. At the very least, it offers a critical method for understanding the aesthetic moment outside of representational blinders.

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