title: The Age of New Waves: Art Cinema and the Staging of Globalization
author:  James Tweedie 
description: "[E]ngaging and provocative.... [A]fter reading <i>The Age of New Waves</i> one can no longer look at the examples at hand, and at cinema more generally, without discovering a complicated and intimate relationship to modernity, urban space, and the city." -- Raymond Watkins, <i>Film Quarterly</i><br /><br />"<i>The Age of New Waves</i>is an innovative and ambitious project.... [T]his comparative account of three new waves will be a major reference in transnational film and cultural studies for years to come, especially to those of us investigating new waves as a salient phenomenon in the globalization and digital ages." -- Jamal Bahmad, <i>Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television</i>
zlib_text:  The Phenomenology 
  of Modern Art  
  
   Also available from Continuum: 
   Deleuze and the Schizoanalysis of Cinema  
   Edited by Patricia MacCormack and Ian Buchanan  
   Gilles Deleuze: Image and Text  
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   Eugene W. Holland  
   Foucault’s Philosophy of Art  
   Joseph J. Tanke  
   Seeing the Invisible  
   Michel Henry, Translated by Scott Davidson  
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   Deleuze and Art  
   Anne Sauvagnargues, Translated by Samantha Bankston and 
   Robert King  
  
   The Phenomenology of 
  Modern Art 
   Exploding Deleuze, Illuminating Style  
   Paul   Crowther  
  
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