Chinese-language research

汪民安 / Wang Min’an

Highlights the spatial problem of the time-image in Chinese lectures: any, heterogeneous, and multiple spaces undo the natural unity of action and space.

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Major works

  1. 01
    德勒兹:一个新型的电影放映员
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Atlas further reading: debates

Return Chinese-language research to particular translations, regional experiences, and film forms, testing how collective speech, sheets of history, and fabulation redraw the taxonomy.

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How can the field de-centre Europe?

World cinemas de-centre the field by modifying the taxonomy itself.

D4

Taxonomy or generator?

Fixed labels invite mere example-hunting; an open taxonomy requires new concepts to transform existing relations and explain across cases.

D6

How does temporal rupture become political?

Test non-linearity through rights to see, the distribution of waiting, and ownership of the past; its effects can include nostalgia, trauma markets, control, or paralysis.

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Atlas further reading: concepts and films

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