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What makes a movie sad? Is there even such a thing as a sad movie? Those are the questions students explored during a meeting of class 24.213 (Philosophy of Film), an MIT course offered this spring by associate professor of philosophy Justin Khoo.On
In 24.213 (Philosophy of Film), MIT students explore cinema from both the producer and audience perspectives, touching on issues of art and ethics in movies. Associate professor of philosophy Justin Khoo developed a new version of the course, taught for the first time this spring.
For University of Montana philosophy professor Matthew Strohl, movies are more than entertainment; they’re a reflection of reality, a passage to not just feel gratified but uncomfortable.
Matthew Strohl, a 40-year-old associate philosophy professor at the University of Montana, loves the Twilight Saga. Why? He loves conventionally bad films. So much in fact, he wrote a book