Dork Zabunyan's 'Deleuze. Voir, parler, penser, au risque du cinéma'
Dork Zabunyan's book 'Deleuze. Voir, parler, penser, au risque du cinéma' takes its title from a phrase by Gilles Deleuze, who once remarked about his own work 'L'Œil écoute': 'It's a bad title, but it doesn't matter.' The book's subtitle, 'Voir, parler, penser au risque du cinéma,' is described as a weighted but accurate title, drawing on the term 'risk' (risque) which is firmly ordered to three verbs—see, speak, think—presented in the infinitive as a program of 'variations' before cinema.
Key facts
- Book by Dork Zabunyan titled 'Deleuze. Voir, parler, penser, au risque du cinéma'
- Title references Gilles Deleuze's comment on his own work 'L'Œil écoute'
- Deleuze said: 'It's a bad title, but it doesn't matter'
- Subtitle uses the term 'risk' (risque) ordered to verbs see, speak, think
- Published in artpress in March 2007
- The book is a study of Deleuze's philosophy in relation to cinema
- The title is described as 'lestée mais un titre juste' (weighted but accurate)
- The infinitive verbs propose a program of 'variations' before cinema
Entities
Artists
- Dork Zabunyan
- Gilles Deleuze
Institutions
- artpress
Sources
- artpress —