Iluminace 2019, 31(1):65-85

We Never Took Deconstruction Seriously Enough (On Affects, Formalism, and Film Theory). An Interview with Eugenie Brinkema

Jiří Anger, Tomáš Jirsa

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Anger, J., & Jirsa, T. (2019). We Never Took Deconstruction Seriously Enough (On Affects, Formalism, and Film Theory). An Interview with Eugenie Brinkema. Iluminace, 31(1), 65-85
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