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A Binocular Preface, Dudley Andrew and Herve Joubert-Laurencin
Acknowledgments
Part One: Lineage
1. A Bazinian Half-Century, Thomas Elsaesser
2. Cinema Across Fault Lines: Bazin and the French School of Geography, Ludovic Cortade
3. Evolution and Event in Qu'est-ce que le cinema?, Tom Conley
4. The Reality of Hallucination in Andre Bazin, Jean-Francois Chevrier
5. Beyond the Image in Benjamin and Bazin: The Aura of the Event, Monica Dall'Asta
6. Bazin as Modernist, Colin MacCabe
7. Film and Plaster: The Mold of History, Jean-Michel Frodon
8. From Bazin to Deleuze: A Matter of Depth, Diane Arnaud
9. Deconstruction avant la lettre: Jacques Derrida Before Andre Bazin, Louis-Georges Schwartz
Part Two: Aesthetics
10. Belief in Bazin, Philip Rosen
11. The World in Its Own Image: The Myth of Total Cinema, Tom Gunning
12. The Afterlife of Superimposition, Daniel Morgan
13. The Difference of Cinema in the System of the Arts, Angela Dalle Vacche
14. Malraux, Bazin, and the Gesture of Picasso, Dudley Andrew
15. Incoherent Spasms and the Dignity of Signs: Bazin's Bresson, Noa Steimatskky
16. Animals: an Adventure in Bazin's Ontology, Seung-hoon Jeong
17. Bazin's Exquisite Corpses, Ivone Margulies
18. Rewriting the Image: Two Effects of the Future-Perfect in Andre Bazin, Herve Joubert-Laurencin
Part Three: Historical Moment
19. The Eloquent Image: The Postwar Mission of Film and Criticism, Philip Watts
20. Bazin in Combat, Antoine de Baecque
21. Bazin the Censor?, Marc Vernet
22. Waves of Crisis in French Cinema, Jeremi Szaniawski
23. Bazin's Chaplin Myth and the Corrosive Lettrists, Rochelle Frack
24. Radical Ambitions in Postwar French Documentary, Steven Ungar
25. Bazin on the Margins of the Seventh Art, Grant Wiedenfeld
26. Television and the Auteur in the Late '50s, Michael Cramer
27. Andre Bazin's Bad Taste, James Tweedie
Part Four: Worldwide Influence
28. Montage Under Suspicion: Bazin's Russo-Soviet Reception, John MacKay
29. From Ripples to Waves: Bazin in Eastern Europe, Alice Lovejoy
30. Bazin in Brazil: A Welcome Visitor, Ismail Xavier
31. Bazin and the Politics of Realism in Mainland China, Cecile Lagesse
32. Japanese Readings: Textual Thread, Kan Nozaki
33. Japanese Lessons: Bazin's Cinematic Cosmopolitanism, Ryan Cook
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