Voici la table des matières du premier numéro d'une nouvelle revue universitaire sur le cinéma, disponible en ligne ici. [Attention, le chargement de la page peut prendre un peu de temps]

Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image

Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and Moving Image is an international peer-reviewed publication dedicated to the philosophical inquiry, not just into film, but into cinema in the broadest sense, that is, including video, television, and new media. It gathers scholars and contributions from different philosophical traditions, it is published online by the Philosophy of Language Institute (Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, New University of Lisbon) and it has emerged in articulation with the research project “Film and Philosophy: Mapping an Encounter” (PTDC/FIL-FIL/098143/2008). The journal publishes original critical articles, book reviews, conference reports, interviews, and makes available art work within the field of philosophical research on the moving image. It accepts submissions in English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish.


No 1 (2010)
Table of Contents

Articles
EDITORIAL, 1-6, 7-13
Patrícia Silveirinha Castello Branco, Sérgio Dias Branco, Susana Viegas
A CARE FOR THE CLAIMS OF THEORY, 14-68
D. N. Rodowick
CARROLL ON THE MOVING IMAGE, 69-80
Thomas E. Wartenberg
DELEUZE: THE THINKING OF THE BRAIN, 81-94
Raymond Bellour
MUCOUS, MONSTERS AND ANGELS: IRIGARAY AND ZULAWSKI’S POSSESSION, 95-110
Patricia MacCormack
FILM THEORY MEETS ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY; OR, FILM STUDIES AND L’AFFAIRE SOKAL, 111-117
Murray Smith

Interviews
GEORGES DIDI-HUBERMAN : « .... CE QUI REND LE TEMPS LISIBLE, C`EST L´IMAGE », 118-
Susana Nascimento Duarte, Maria Irene Aparício

Conference Reports
COGNITIVE DELEUZE: REPORT ON THE SCSMI CONFERENCE (ROANOKE, 2-5 JUNE 2010) AND THE DELEUZE STUDIES CONFERENCE (AMSTERDAM, 12-14 JULY 2010), 134-141
William Brown

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Stéphane Caruana

Doctorant en Littérature américaine
ED Cultures et Sociétés, IMAGER (EA 3958)
Paris Est Marne-la-Vallée