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NICHOLAS DIEHL 《美学与艺术评论杂志》2016,74(1):23-34
This article is about a relationship between the Socratic practice of philosophy and the aesthetic practice of watching and appreciating film. The conclusion that I defend is that certain narrative films, like the elenctic method in the hands of Socrates, are philosophical tools for examining our cognitive and emotional life and thus for gaining insight into aspects of our character. In the early sections of the article I construct an analogy between the practice of watching narrative film and the practice of self‐examination through dialogue and reflection. I argue that good aesthetic practice in film appreciation is analogous to good philosophical practice in the manner of Socrates, and I treat the elenchus as a method of self‐examination rather than of conceptual analysis and Socrates himself as an examiner of people rather than of abstract concepts. In the later sections I discuss three films directed by Christopher Nolan—Memento (2000), The Prestige (2006), and Inception (2010)—as paradigm cases of Socratic film. I argue that these films show us something about ourselves by prompting extemporaneous emotional responses and cognitive judgments that we come, reflectively, to reject. 相似文献
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Lucy, 21 months, in foster care for 19 days(Film series and guide-book, Young Children in Brief Separation obtainable from Concord Films Council, Nacton, Ipswich, Suffolk, U.K.). 相似文献
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Joyce King Heyraud 《Psychological Perspectives》2013,56(1):179-188
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Directed by Ang Lee, Written by James Schamus, Wang Hui Ling and, Tsai Kuo Jung A Beautiful Mind. Directed by Ron Howard. Written by Akiva Goldsman 相似文献
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Elizabeth Wallace 《The International journal of psycho-analysis》2003,84(5):1367-1375
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Joyce King Heyraud 《Psychological Perspectives》2013,56(1):145-149
Dancer in the Dark, Written and directed by Lars von Trier 相似文献
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