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Breathing Bazin-taking in all his writings-Angela Dalle Vacche now exhales his singular, commodious spirit. Seizing on the ingenious metaphors that crystallize his vast knowledge of the arts, sciences and theology, she demonstrates through uncommon examples how, for this 'tragic optimist,' the camera's cold stare, its 'anti-anthropocentrism'; can produce a profound and touching humanism, fostering an ethical rapport with the earth and all its creatures that we need today more than ever. * Dudley Andrew, Yale University *

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Angela Dalle Vacche is Professor of Cinema Studies at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. She has written extensively on the representation of history in film; on Italian women and early cinema; on intermediality and color. She is the author or editor of such works as Film, Art, New Media: Museum without Walls? (2012) and Diva: Defiance and Passion in Early Cinema (2008), and is currently developing a book on African cinema.

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