We are proud to announce the launch of the Docalogue Book Series!
Each book in the series highlights a recent documentary film from five different scholarly perspectives. By focusing on a single documentary from multiple points of view, each book demonstrates the ways in which a single film can open onto diverse questions having to do with the status of the “real,” documentary ethics, and the politics of representation, among other issues.
Featuring chapters by: Courtney R. Baker, Laura Rascaroli, Ellen C. Scott, Stephen Casmier, and Toni Pressley-Sanon
June 2020 (paperback, February 2022)
For a limited time, readers can access I Am Not Your Negro: A Docalogue for free, through the Routledge online ebook platform. The book is also available for purchase via Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and a variety of other book sellers.
Featuring chapters by: Benjamin Schultz-Figueroa, Yiman Wang, Paul Reinsch, Melis Behlil, Chris Cagle, and an interview with Ceyda Torun
March 2021
This book is now available for purchase via Routledge, Amazon, Kobo, and a variety of other book sellers.
Featuring chapters by: Hannah Boast & Nicole Seymour, Jorie Lagerwey & Taylor Nygaard, Tanya Horeck, Kate Fortmueller, and Vanessa Bateman
November 2021
This book is now available for purchase via Routledge, Amazon, Kobo, and a variety of other book sellers.
Featuring chapters by: Andy Rice, Selmin Kara, Ilona Hongisto, Linnea Husséin, and Maja Manojlovic
March 2022
This book is now available for purchase via Routledge, Amazon, Kobo, and a variety of other book sellers.
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