RESEARCH GUIDE · ATLAS CROSS-INDEX
The Brain Is the Screen
If the brain is the screen, what immanent relation joins image, thought, perception, and world?
CORE QUESTION
If the brain is the screen, what immanent relation joins image, thought, perception, and world?
CONTRIBUTION
This foundational collection established Deleuzian film philosophy in Anglophone scholarship across philosophy, film history, space, gender, and thought. It presents the Cinema books as an expanding and internally contested set of research problems.
READING ROUTE
Start with the editor’s framing of cinema, brain, and thought, then choose chapters by problem; return each concept to the atlas glossary and films to compare early Anglophone readings of the primary text.
CONTINUE THROUGH THE ATLAS
Connect this book to concepts, chapters, films, and evidence
EDITIONS & ACCESS
Return from the argument to verifiable editions
The Brain Is the Screen: Deleuze and the Philosophy of Cinema
English · University of Minnesota Press · 2000
ISBN 9780816634477Verify original editionNo verifiable published translation was located in this review.
Purchase / library
The work is in English. The Chinese phrase ‘the brain is the screen’ also names Deleuze’s interview and does not establish a translated edition of the collection.