Just published a couple of days ago:
Edited by Stephen Rust, Salma Monani, Sean Cubitt
Published August 25th 2012 by Routledge – 344 pages
Series: AFI Film Readers
- Introduction: Cuts to Dissolves: Defining and Situation Ecocinema Studies Stephen Rust and Salma Monani
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I. Ecocinema Theory - 1. The Eco-Cinema Experience Scott McDonald
- 2. The Aesthetics and Ethics of Eco-film Criticism David Ingram
- 3. Ecocinema and Ideology Andrew Hageman
- 4. An Ecophilosophy of the Moving Image: Cinema as Anthrobiogeomorphic Machine Adrian Ivakhiv
II. EcoCinema Practice: Wildlife and Documentary Film
- 5. Penguins are Good to Think With: Wildlife Films, the Imaginary Shaping of Nature, and Environmental Politics Luis Vivanco
- 6. Working with Animals: Regarding Companion Species in Documentary Film Jennifer Ladino
- 7. Beyond Fluidity: A Cultural History of Cinema Under Water Nicole Starosielski
- 8. Nature Writes the Screenplays: Commercial Wildlife Films and Ecological Entertainment Claire Molloy
III: EcoCinema Practice: Hollywood and Fictional Film
- 9. Hollywood and Climate Change Stephen Rust
- 10. Appreciating the Views: Filming Nature in Into the Wild, Grizzly Man, and Into the West Pat Brereton
- 11. Sympathy for the Devil: The Cannibalistic Hillbilly in 1970s Rural Slasher Films Carter Soles
- IV. Beyond Film
12. Environmental Film Festivals: Beginning Explorations at the Intersections of Film Festival Studies and Ecocinema Studies Salma Monani
- 13. Everyone Knows This is Nowhere: Data Visualization and Ecocriticism Sean Cubitt
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