East Asian Film Theory: The Permanent Seminar 2012

[Lorenzo Javier Torres Hortelano]

Thanks Markus.
Please, tell us when the book is launched.
Best,
Lorenzo.



2012/4/28 Nornes, Markus <amnornes at umich.edu>

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>   This is an incredible bunch of papers!
> Congratulations to all people involved.
> Will it later be uploaded to the Film Theories Website?
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>  No. However, we have invited people to contribute translations to the
> website. This is s long term project. As you can see there have already
> been some uploads from other parts of the world. As for the presentations,
> I hope to edit a book from a selection from the conference.
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>  Markus
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>  Best,
> Lorenzo.
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> 2012/4/28 Mark Nornes <amnornes at umich.edu>
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>>  Back when I started studying Japanese cinema, I took Noël Burch at his
>> word when he wrote that there was no film theory to be found in Asia. I
>> suspect the common sense in the halls of SCMS conference hotels hasn't
>> changed all that much. But this conference will upend all that. More than
>> 60 papers on film theory in Japanese, Korean and Chinese, ranging from the
>> 1910s to the present. Check it out. Come if you can.
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>> http://filmtheories.org/upcoming-conference-film-theory-in-korea-japan-and-sinophone-asia-university-of-michigan-2012/
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>>  Markus
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>> *A. M. Nornes*
>> *Chair, **Department of Screen Arts and Cultures*
>> *Professor, Department of Asian Languages & Cultures*
>> *Professor, School of Art & Design*
>> *University of Michigan*
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>> Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1608
>> Phone: 734-763-1314
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