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Image (Philosophy)

Overview

Works:	18 works in 3 publications in 3 languages

Titles

New philosophy for new media / by: (Language materials, printed)

Thinking in images : = film theory, feminist philosophy and Marlene Dietrich / by: (Language materials, printed)

Iconos, figuraciones, sue鄚os = hermen歋utica de las im榥genes / by: (Language materials, printed)

The life and death of images : = ethics and aesthetics / by: (Language materials, printed)

Philosophical perspectives on depiction by: (Electronic resources)

Unwatchable / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Palgrave handbook of image studies by: (Electronic resources)

Vision in context : = historical and contemporary perspectives on sight / by: (Language materials, printed)

New philosophy for new media by: (Language materials, printed)

Images : = a reader / by: (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Art- Philosophy.

Civilization, Modern- 21st century.

Imagination (Philosophy)

Visual perception- Philosophy.

Media and Communication.

Dietrich, Marlene.

Vision.

Art- Psychology.

Ethics.

Aesthetics, British- 17th century.

Earth (Planet)- Internal structure.

Digital art- Philosophy.

Feminism and motion pictures.

Gaze.

Visual communication.

Art and anthropology.

Cognition.

Mass media- Influence.

Shakespeare, William,- Criticism and interpretation.

Spenser, Edmund,- Criticism and interpretation.

Ethics- History- 16th century.- England

Semiotics.

Body, Human (Philosophy)

Women in motion pictures- Philosophy.

Hermeneutics.

Popular culture.

English literature- History and criticism.- Early modern, 1500-1700

LITERARY CRITICISM- European

Representation (Philosophy)

Arts.

Cultural Studies.

Mental representation.

Art- Moral and ethical aspects.

Mass media and culture.

Visual perception in literature.

Ethics in literature.

Visual communication- Psychological aspects.

Aesthetics.

Digital media- Philosophy.

Visual sociology.

Ethics- History- 17th century.- England

Image (Philosophy)

Communication- Political aspects.

Aesthetics, British- 16th century.

Video installations (Art)

Art exhibition audiences.

Cultural Theory.

Poetics.

Mass media and the arts.