Film, Theory and Philosophy The Key Thinkers

Cyborg’s discourse in Lewis’s the Chronicles of Narnia: a dromological-panoptical reading

“…As Virilio puts it, "Do we represent the construction, or construct the representation?" (Colman, 2009) He talks about vision becoming industrialized, and how the same vision is dragging forth human beings towards the unknown destiny, unlike Merleau-Ponty's line.…”

“…Virilio believes that speed gives way to the disappearance, and in this way presence and absence commingle, that is every moment of becoming, every moment of creation (Colman, 2009). Invisibility is being camouflaged.…”

“…His essential concern is with inquiries of discernment and exemplification just as those of social and political turn of events. According to Ian James, he is engrossed with a wide scope of issues: with inquiries of war procedure, with the historical backdrop of the film, the idea of present-day media and broadcast communications are just as the condition of contemporary social and creative creation (Canguilhem, 2005;Colman, 2009;Goodlad, 2003;Nodar et al, 2022). Inside this wide scope of concern, modernity and speed appear to be two focal and deciding topics in his work.…”