Iluminace 2003, 15(1):87-101

Imagination and Mental States in Spectator's Understanding of Film Fiction. An Interview with Gregory Currie

Gregory Currie

An interview with a leading British philosopher focusing on issues of language, art, narrative in literature and film, psychopathology and imagination.

Keywords: British philosopher, language and art, film aesthetics, film scholars, auteur theory, philosophy

Published: March 1, 2003  Show citation

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Currie, G. (2003). Imagination and Mental States in Spectator's Understanding of Film Fiction. An Interview with Gregory Currie. Iluminace, 15(1), 87-101
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