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The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Marina Christodoulou
June’s next Film-Phil Lisbon Seminar will be led by our visiting researcher Marina Christodoulou (Constructor (Jacobs) University) who will talk about “Cinema Keeps What It Cannot Save: Death, Duration, and the Ontology of the Moving Image”. Abstract This talk and accompanying essay-film will examine cinema as a medium in which death is not merely represented but […]
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Workshop: Introduction to Videographic Criticism, Cinema & Video Art
On June 16 and July 8, 15:00-18:00 WEST, David H. Fleming and Pedro Inock, members of the FILM AND DEATH team, will lead the workshop “Introduction to Videographic Criticism, Cinema & Video Art”. Throughout the two-session workshop, participants will explore videographic criticism, video essays, and video art as forms of research, thinking, and artistic practice. […]
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Welcoming David H. Fleming
We are very happy to welcome our new resident, David H. Fleming, to the FILM AND DEATH team! David H. Fleming is a Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at the University of Stirling. His research straddles theoretical and practical aspects of film philosophy, and gravitates around the intersectionalities of Screens, Thinking, and Worlds—the name of the Edinburgh […]
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Welcoming Marina Christodoulou
We are very happy to welcome our new resident, Marina Christodoulou, to the FILM AND DEATH team! Marina Christodoulou is a Lecturer in Philosophy at Constructor (Jacobs) University, Bremen and a visiting Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy and in the Gender Centre at the University of Klagenfurt; she has taught in various universities in […]
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New article by Diana Neiva published in our Arts Special Issue on Swan Songs
The guest editors of the Arts’ Special Issue on Swan Songs: Philosophical Reflections on Death, Time, and Memory in Testament Films, Vasco Baptista Marques and Susana Viegas, are pleased to announce the publication of a new open-access article: “Rebooting Death: Wes Craven’s Scream 4 as Testament Film” by Diana Neiva. This paper examines Wes Craven’s Scream 4 (2011) […]
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Diana Neiva at MAK2026: Mind, Art, Knowledge
Between June 15 and 17, Diana Neiva will be present at MAK2026 – Mind, Art, Knowledge: Dialogues Between Cognitive Science, Artistic Practice and Philosophy, at the KVAB – Rubensauditorium, in Brussels. This three-day symposium brings together artists, artistic researchers, philosophers, and cognitive scientists. It will investigate how artistic knowing emerges from the interplay of perception, […]
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New article by Nélio Conceição published in our Arts Special Issue on Swan Songs
The guest editors of the Arts’ Special Issue on Swan Songs: Philosophical Reflections on Death, Time, and Memory in Testament Films, Vasco Baptista Marques and Susana Viegas, are pleased to announce the publication of a new open-access article: “On Wrinkles, Laughter, and the Self-Reflexivity of Joris Ivens’s A Tale of the Wind“, by Nélio Conceição. In his swan song A […]
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