Light Moving in Time

  Preface
  Acknowledgments

  Introduction
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 collapse sectionChapter 4—  "Giving Sight to the Medium": Stan Brakhage
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 collapse sectionChapter 5—  "Working in Light": Kenneth Anger
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 collapse sectionChapter 6—  Making Films for the Inner Eye: Jordan Belson, James Whitney, Paul Sharits
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 collapse sectionChapter 7—  Balancing Eye and Mind:  Michael Snow
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  Appendix: Film Sources
 collapse sectionNotes
 Preface
 Introduction
 Chapter 1— The Camera-Eye: Dialectics of a Metaphor
 Chapter 2— The Cinematic Image as a Visualization of Sight
 Chapter 3— "The Untutored Eye"
 Chapter 4— "Giving Sight to the Medium": Stan Brakhage
 Chapter 5— "Working in Light": Kenneth Anger
 Chapter 6— Making Films for the Inner Eye: Jordan Belson, James Whitney, Paul Sharits
 Chapter 7— Balancing Eye and Mind: Michael Snow
 collapse sectionSelected Bibliography
 Works on Visual Perception, Art, and Image Making
 Works on Avant-Garde Film
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