Cine-dispositives : essays in epistemology across media / edited by François Albera, Maria Tortajada.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed February 3, 2015).

François Albera and Maria Tortajada are professors in the Department of History and Aesthetics of Film at the Université de Lausanne in Switzerland and the editors of Cinema Beyond Film: Media Epistemology in the Modern Era.

English.

Part 1. Dispositives: Programs -- The dispositive does not exist! / Franc̦ois Albera, Maria Tortajada -- Between knowing and believing: the cinematic dispositive after cinema / Thomas Elsaesser -- Part 2. Dispositives: Issues -- "You do not ever know where you are" : dispositive and dizziness / Patrick Désile -- Marey and the synthesis of movement / Maria Tortajada -- Notes on the Bergsonian cinematograph / Elie During -- The steropticon and cinema: media form or platform? / Charles Musser -- On some limitations of the definition of the dispositive "Cinema" / André Caudreault -- The moment of the "Dispositif" / Omar Hachemi -- The "Dispositive Effect" in film narrative / Philippe Ortel -- Part 3. Dispositives: Histories -- The social imaginary of telephony: fictional dispositives in Albert Robida's Le Vingtième Siècle and the archeology of "Talking Cinema" / Alain Boillat -- Between paradoxical spectacles and technical dispositives: looking again at the (Serpentine) dances of early cinema / Laurent Guido -- Forms of machines, forms of movement / Benoít Turquety -- The amateur-dispositive / Franc̦ois Albera -- Two versions of the television dispositive / Gilles Delavaud -- Reality television as dispositive: the case of French-speaking Switzerland / Charlotte Bouchez -- Dispositive and cinepoetry, around Foucault's Death and the Labyrinth / Christophe Wall-Romana -- Archaeology and spectacle: old dispositives and new objects for surprised spectators stopping by the museum / Viva Paci.

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