On Film Criticism – Intersections of Cinema, Literature, and Philosophy

This book offers a concise historical introduction to the origins of cinema, the emergence of image and moving picture, and the evolution of screening techniques. Through accessible and engaging examples, the author conveys profound insights into the cinematic medium. The book then explores intersections between cinema and other humanistic fields such as philosophy and literature. It also proposes a methodological framework for film criticism, serving as a guide for researchers seeking to write structured critiques of cinematic discourse.