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The Intensive-Image in Deleuze’s Film-Philosophy
Can intensity connect movement, time, body, sound, and space without dividing cinema into two sealed historical eras?
CORE QUESTION
Can intensity connect movement, time, body, sound, and space without dividing cinema into two sealed historical eras?
CONTRIBUTION
Escobar proposes the intensive-image as a transversal concept for variation, difference, and sensory pressure in Deleuzian film philosophy. Movement-image and time-image become tendencies that can overlap within one shot.
READING ROUTE
Enter through the intensities of affect, perception, and body, then compare action-chains with direct time; record how colour, sound, speed, and gesture jointly transform relations in a shot.
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The Intensive-Image in Deleuze’s Film-Philosophy
English · Edinburgh University Press · 2023
ISBN 9781399517539Verify original editionNo verifiable published translation was located in this review.
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The work was written in English. No verifiable published full translation in Simplified or Traditional Chinese was located.