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Cognitivism goes to the movies : the Routledge companion to philosophy and film; Moving viewers: American film and the spectator's experience; Embodied visions: evolution, emotion, culture, and film
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A critical review essay dealing with three major publications in the field of philosophy of film published during 2009.Author's Profile
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