New Book Chapter from Asst. Prof. Dr. Emre Doğan!

The book chapter of Asst. Prof. Dr. Emre Doğan, Head of the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, "A Taxonomy Essay on Stanley Kubrick's Cinema as a Speculative View on the Hierarchy of Knowing and Believing" was included in the book Philosopher Directors, edited by Azime Cantaş and İhsan Koluaçık.

The book, published by Ütopya Publishing House, consists of nine separate book chapters, each of which deals with directors who create a philosophy with cinema. In addition to the chapters of researchers and academics such as Burak Bakır, Fırat Osmanoğulları, M. Talha Altınkaya, Çiçek Topçu, Eylem Şen, Gökhan Evecen, Emel Yuvayapan, Başak Kaptan Şiray, Asst. Prof. Dr. Emre Doğan's chapter on Stanley Kubrick's cinema was included in the book.

A Taxonomy Essay
"When we look at the various definitions/evaluations made about Stanley Kubrick's cinema and Kubrick's 'artist personality' or think about the definition/evaluation attempts that can be made, a few common points are identified - at least at first glance. These are that Kubrick's films are speculative, even provocative, that in addition to their genre and content diversity, they are formally bound to their own rules to the point of idefix disease, and that, in general, Kubrick is a perfectionist artist.” Making an introduction as follows, Doğan promises a comprehensive analysis and interpretation of Kubrick's cinema. Creating a distinction on the hierarchy of knowing and believing and categorizing Kubrick's films as films of knowing and films of believing, Doğan examined the filmography consisting of thirteen features.

We congratulate Asst. Prof. Dr. Emre Doğan for his comprehensive work and wish him continued success.