"The Philosophy of Horror": A Serious Lecture on a Seemingly Frivolous Subject
Abstract
Poles can finally take the opportunity to read the book that gained the status of a cult book all over the world. Moreover, The Philosophy of Horror by Noël Carroll is regarded as one of the most original books on this popular film genre. Carroll is a philosopher, has interests in philosophy of film and aesthetic theory and is a leading representative of modern American film thought that has had a major influence on Polish film theory specialists.
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Noël Carroll, horror, reviewReferences
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Beata Zatońskakwartalnik.filmowy@ispan.pl
University of Warsaw Poland
Absolwentka polonistyki i dziennikarstwa UW. Pracuje w TVP.
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