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- God and Philosophy. In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Faith vs. doubt. Fate vs. self-determination. Reason vs. faith.
- Survival. In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Human vs. nature. Human vs. human. Individual vs. self. Perseverance/finding strength.
- Virtue and Values. In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Courage and heroism. Honor and loyalty. Hypocrisy. Facing fear/finding bravery.
- Love. In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Love vs. loneliness. Love vs. Social control. Finding self-love. Regret over lost love.
The first premise explores how repre-sentations of disability as “freakish” spectacle, inspired by a long and problematic history of unequal viewing relations, are a common fea-ture in many films taken up as cult objects. In this respect, I focus on cult films that feature performers with visible physical disabilities.
Oct 18, 2023 · Themes often illustrate universal concepts and ideas, connecting viewers on a deeper emotional level. For instance, a film with a theme of good vs evil can elicit strong feelings of heroism, justice, or empathy, pulling you into the story and making you care about the outcome.
Jan 30, 2024 · Film confronts us with a cultural form whose ambivalence is as unbearable as that of human nature itself. As Christians, we aren’t above this ambivalence, but we’re uniquely suited to engage it, devoting our energy to understanding the unique peril and promise of filmmaking for our time.
Feb 5, 2024 · Plot: the sequence of events in a film, including the main conflicts, actions, and resolutions. Theme: the underlying messages or ideas the film conveys, such as love, friendship, or redemption. In short, the plot is what happens in a film, while the theme is what the film is about.
As a method of explaining the film's origins and mean-ing, each collaborator's career, point of view, and major interests will be discussed briefly and fitted into the evolving product. When all of the artists' efforts are considered as part of the whole, a single theme pre-dominates: ambivalence. The film argues openly that injustice can be
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The journal is interested in the ways in which films develop and contribute to philosophical discussion. We particularly welcome articles that set up an active engagement between film studies and philosophy, thereby sustaining a thoughtful re-evaluation of key aspects of each discipline.
