The New York Film Forum concession stand kindly informs you that this philosopher loves their banana bread. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this philosopher who argued against writing as derivative of speech in the deconstructionist essay Of Grammatology.
ANSWER: Jacques Derrida
[10m] This philosopher analyzed film in two books subtitled “the movement image” and “the time image.” He is the alphabetically prior author of a two-book tome that attacks “state-happy” and “school-building” psychoanalysis.
ANSWER: Gilles Deleuze
[10h] In Film Fables, this thinker departed from Deleuze in an analysis of the ambivalent “fragmentation of bodies and shots” in Bresson’s films. He argued that teachers shouldn’t make students’ intelligence dependent on theirs in a book about Jacques Jacotot, The Ignorant Schoolmaster.
ANSWER: Jacques Rancière
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