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Centre for the Interdisciplinary Study of Film and the Moving Image
Introduction
The purpose of the Centre is to draw together scholars from across the University who use film and the moving image as an integral part of their research. The Centre seeks to support projects that promote collaboration between individuals and other research centres. We are open to ideas that will extend the reach of the Centre. Our aim is to produce a more proactive engagement with other disciplines, to open new lines of communication, and to produce innovative knowledge formations through the activity of pioneering research projects.
Recent and continuing projects
- Melodrama
- Repetition/Repetition
- Cultural Criticism
- Film and Interdisciplinarity
- Interdisciplinarity and the Intermedial
- Cine-Ethics
Prof Laura Mulvey lecture
Wednesday 23 May 2012
The eminent film and media theorist and historian, Professor Laura Mulvey, will give a talk titled 'Love and Death in three Films by Max Ophuls' on Wednesday 23rd May 2012, in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 1 at 5pm. All are welcome. More
Film Centre Bulletin 2011-12
Wednesday 8 May 2012
Each summer the Centre publishes an e-bulletin reviewing its activities over the past year and outlining those activities planned for the coming year. The 2011-12 bulletin is here
Repetition/Repetition: Symposium
Tuesday 8th May 2012
9.30am-5pm - Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London
“Countless are the novels of the world. So, how can we speak of them?” - Franco Moretti (2006)
This symposium is interested in research projects based upon the concept of repetition. More
Call for Expressions of Interest – Cultural Criticism
24 June 2011
The steering committee for the Research Centre for the Interdisciplinary Study of Film and The Moving Image has proposed a new core area of research activity and is now looking for expressions of interest from scholars, regardless of their disciplinary affiliation. If you feel that you have something to offer or would benefit from taking part in a working group on Cultural Criticism we invite you to contact us.
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