Screen Theory Culture

Mark Nash's Screen Theory Culture demonstrates the influence of Screen magazine on structuralist and post-structuralist film studies. More current articles make connections between this body of work and the art of the contemporary moving image art work.

MARK NASH is a curator, theorist and writer. He was co-curator of Documenta 11 (2002) and film curator of the Berlin Biennial (2004). He most recently curated Experiments with Truth (Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia, 2004-5). Prior to joining the Royal College of Art, he was Director of the International Centre for Fine Art Research at Central St Martins.

Preface	p. vi
Acknowledgements	p. viii
Notes on the Author and Co-authors	p. x
The Moment of Screen	p. 1
Vampyr and the Fantastic	p. 28
Notes on the Dreyer-Text	p. 70
Chinese Cinema: Breaking with Old Ideas With Rosalind Delmar	p. 112
History Production Memory With Steve Neale	p. 131
Richard Wooley's Brothers and Sisters	p. 147
Derek Jarman: Innocence and Experience	p. 152
Edinburgh Itinerary, 1988	p. 158
After the Velvet Revolution: Prague	p. 165
Chronicles of a Death Foretold	p. 177
Frantz Fanon as Film With Isaac Julien	p. 185
The Art of Movement	p. 197
Art and Cinema	p. 205
Index
By Film Title	p. 221
By Author and Director	p. 224
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