Intro -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- "Every Theory Needs a Reference to Lived Experience" : An Interview with Jean-Pierre Meunier -- Part I - Jean-Pierre Meunier The Structures of the Film Experience: Filmic Identification -- Introduction -- Part One: Introduction to the General Structures of Experience -- Part Two: The Film Experience -- General Conclusion -- I: Placing Meunier in the History of Film Theory -- Stages of an Encounter with Filmic Identification -- Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis : Jean-Pierre Meunier's Theory of Identification in the Cinema -- The Missing Link: Meunier on Imagination and Emotional Engagement -- II: On the Home-movie attitude -- 'Me, Myself, and I': On the Uncanny in Home Movies -- Remembering Cinema: On the film-souvenir -- III: On Identification -- You Talkin' to Me? On Filmic Identification in Video-Selfies -- Illuminating Reality : Cinematic Identification Revisited in the Eyes of Buddhist Philosophies -- Whose Identification? A Brief Meditation on the Relevance of Jean- Pierre Meunier's The Structures of the Film Experience to Contemporary Feminist Film Phenomenology -- IV: Referentiality and Mediation -- Jean-Pierre Meunier's Modalities of the "Filmic Attitude": Towards a Theory of Referentiality in Cinematic Discourse -- Phenomenology, Immediacy, and Mediation : On Derrida, Meunier, and Landgrebe -- V: Phenomenological Expansions -- Cinema and Child's Play -- Engines of the Historical Imagination : Towards a Phenomenology of Cinema as Non-Art -- When Viewers Drift Off: A Brief Phenomenology of Cinematic Daydreaming -- List of Illustrations.

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