Iluminace 2009, 21(1):81-98

Vision Has No History

Ladislav Kesner

The author examines the question of the historicity of perceptual regimes. He reminds that a schematic understanding of this historicity is very problematic and proposes new possibilities of modes of perception.

Keywords: film aesthetics, film theory, perception, image analysis, film history

Published: March 1, 2009  Show citation

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Kesner, L. (2009). Vision Has No History. Iluminace, 21(1), 81-98
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