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""Ethics, aesthetics, film theory, and popular culture all meet in this new collection, which sheds new light on all aspects of Scorsese's work. This much-awaited edition brings alive philosophical themes in Scorsese's films that both the novice and the expert can appreciate. The contributors manage to be accessible and scholarly at the same time."" -- John Davenport, associate professor of philosophy and Magis Fellow, Fordham Univ
""Examines Scorsese's films in a distinctive and refreshing departure from traditional criticism. What emerges is both a sense of the ethical core of a filmmaker and the realization that Scorsese's insight into the human condition remains constant and penetrating."" -- Library Journal
""Conard has compiled another jargon-free and entertaining collection of essays that clearly and concisely define traditional philosophical thought -- this time through the lens of Scorsese's films.... Be the reader a Scorsese enthusiast or a philosophy student, this collection serves as an excellent interdisciplinary resource."" -- A.F. Winstead, CHOICE
""This collection will be particularly valuable to philosophy scholars interested in ethics as well as film and cultural critics."" -- Matthew Schultz, Film Criticism
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