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Philosophy of Film, Without Theory Conference
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Thursday 10 January 2019, 8.45AM to 5.35pm 11 Jan.
Speaker(s): Invited: Lucy Bolton (Queen Mary, University of London), Mikel Burley (University of Leeds), Sophie Grace Chappell (Open University), Victor Dura-Vila (University of Leeds), Andrew Klevan (University of Oxford), David Macarthur (University of Sydney), Colin Heber Percy (Screenwriter and priest). An additional 22 talks will be given to the 60-delegate conference.
Philosophers of film are increasingly interested in investigating non-, anti- and a-theoretical methodologies in their work. This international conference aims to create new opportunities for dialogue and debate between those philosophers, film scholars, filmmakers and viewers who are interested in pursuing – or are intrigued by – the idea of philosophy of film without theory.
https://philosophyoffilmwithouttheory.com/
Thursday 10 January 2019 from 8.45am to Friday 11 January 5.35pm
Conference Co-Directors:
Craig Fox (California University of Pennsylvania)
Britt Harrison (University of York)
The Conference Co-directors are delighted to thank WRoCAH, the AHRC, the BSA, the University of York, and the University of York's Philosophy Department for their generous support.
Location: The conference will take place in the Humanities Research Centre (the Berrick Saul Building) on the University of York main campus (Heslington West). York YO10 5DD, UK
Admission: Conference registration is now closed.