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Love In The Post From Plato To Derrida The Screenplay And Commentary Martin Mcquillan

Name: Love In The Post From Plato To Derrida The Screenplay And Commentary Martin Mcquillan
SKU: BELL-5238772
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (94 reviews)

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Love In The Post From Plato To Derrida The Screenplay And Commentary Martin Mcquillan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield International

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.55 MB

Pages: 258

Author: Martin McQuillan, Joanna Callaghan

ISBN: 9781783480043, 1783480041

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Love In The Post From Plato To Derrida The Screenplay And Commentary Martin Mcquillan by Martin Mcquillan, Joanna Callaghan 9781783480043, 1783480041 instant download after payment.

Love in the Post(2013) is inspired by Jacques Derrida’s bookThe Post Card. Like the book, the film plays with fact and fiction, weaving together the stories of a scholar of literature and a film director, alongside insights from critics and philosophers.
Theo Marks works in a university department that is soon to be closed. His wife Sophie, enigmatic and distant, is in analysis. Filmmaker Joanna struggles to make a film aboutThe Post Card. These people are set on a collision course prompted by a series of letters that will change their lives.
The film features a never before seen interview with Derrida, alongside contributions from Geoffrey Bennington, Ellen Burt, Catherin Malabou, J. Hillis Miller and Samuel Weber.
Alongside the original screenplay, Martin McQuillan provides an extended commentary on Derrida’s original text, the film and its making. Joanna Callaghan reflects on her practice as a filmmaker and her engagement with philosophy as a director. The volume concludes with interviews between McQuillan and five leading Derrida scholars.