It is Never a Decision to Choose Between This and That: A Response to Herwitz

Film-Philosophy 6 (3) (2002)
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Daniel Herwitz 'The Defence of Extreme Realities' _Film-Philosophy_, vol. 6 no. 45, November 2002

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10.3366/film.2002.0047

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