I. WILLIAM R. ROBINSON'S  MOVIE THEORY AND CRITICISM

1       The Movies, Too, Will Make You Free
20     Making Sense of the Movies
40     "Damn Your A Priori Principles--Look!"  W. R. Robinson Discusses The Movies
         As Narrative Art, Interview With John Graham
47     The Movies As a Revolutionary Moral Force, Part I
60     The Movies As a Revolutionary Moral Force, Part II
77     2001 And the Literary Sensibility (With Mary McDermott)
92     Stripping the Eye: Some Observations on the Movies as Strip Tease
114   If You Don't See, You're Dead: The Immediate Encounter with the Image
         In Hiroshima Mon Amour And Juliet Of The Spirits, Part I (Hiroshima Mon Amour)
135   If You Don't See, You're Dead, Part II (Juliet Of The Spirits)
153   Fellini Satyricon's Moral Process
161   The Birth of Imaginative Man in Part III of 2001: A Space Odyssey

William R. Robinson is Professor Emeritus of English and Film Studies from the University of Florida. Books by  the University Press (UP) at LSU and Western Reserve U., also by Penguin and Viking.

                   II.  26 ESSAYS ON MOVIES, VISIONS AND VALUES,
                         PRESENTED IN THE SPIRIT OF WILLIAM R. ROBINSON,  BY HIS FRIENDS

191    Total Eclipse, by Annie Dillard (Professor at Wesleyan University. Books by Wesleyan and Missouri UP,
          Harper Collins, Knopf, and G.K. Hall. A past winner of the Pulitzer Prize.)
203    Fellini: Changing the Subject, by Frank Burke ( Film Professor at Queen's University,
          Canada. Books  Twayne (2) and Prentice Hall International.)
225    Federico Fellini: Bifocal Views, by R. H. W. Dillard (Professor and Chair of Creative Writing at Hollins
          College.  Books by UP of LSU, UNC, Utah, Georgia,  South Carolina, also by  Doubleday and MacMillan.)
245    Two Movie Poems, by George Garrett (Professor Emeritus of English and Creative Writing at University
          of Virginia. Books by UP of Virginia, South Carolina, LSU, Georgia, UNC, SMU, Wesleyan, Missouri,
          Arkansas, Texas, also by  Harcourt, Doubleday and Scribner)
248    A New Geography of Paradise: George Stevens's Shane as Trans-Edenic Vision, by Armando José
          Prats (Professor of Film at University of Kentucky. Book by  U Kentucky Press.)
281    After Words: The Western Movies of John Ford and Sam Peckinpah, by A. Carl Bredahl, Jr. (Professor
          of English at University of Florida. Books by UP of Florida and UNC.)
303    Busby Berkeley and the Tradition of Emersonian Vision, by Steve Snyder (Professor of English and Film
          Studies at University of Manitoba. Book by U. of Toronto Press).
319    William R. Robinson's Philosophy of Image-Freedom and Robert Altman's The Player and Short Cuts,
          by Richard P. Sugg (Professor of English, Film, and Humanities at Florida International University.
          Books by UP of Northwestern and Alabama, and also by Houghton Mifflin and Twayne.)
331    Personal Retrospective on Theory: Changing Paradigms from the 1960s through the 1990s, by
          Vincent B. Leitch (Sutton Chair in English at the University of Oklahoma. Books by UP at Columbia (3) and SUNY,
          also by Norton.)
346    "Like Light": The Movie Theory of W. R. Robinson, by David Lavery   (Professor and Chair of English at
          Middle Tennessee State University. Books by UP of Syracuse, Wayne State, and Southern Illinois.)
364    Preparing to See "The Birth of Imaginative Man...," by Elaine Marshall (Professor of English at Barton College.)
371    Rounding Up The Usual Suspects: The Comforts of Character and Neo-Noir, by J. P. Tellote (Professor
          of Literature, Communication, and Culture at Georgia Institute of Technology. Books by UP of Illinois (3),
          Texas, and New England.)
384    Meriwether Lewis In Imagination's Hell: The Journals and Robinsonian Aesthetics, by Walter C. Foreman,
          Jr. (Professor of English at University of Kentucky. Book by U Kentucky Press.)
397    Hemingway's Green Hills of Africa As Evolutionary Narrative: Helix and Scimitar,
          by Susan Lynn Drake and A. Carl Bredahl, Jr., with the Assistance of William R. Robinson
          Susan Lynn Drake, Ph. D., U. Florida.   Book by  Mellen Press.)
419    An Expedition to the Pole, by Annie Dillard (See Professor Dillard's info above)
442    Contributors' Biographies
455    Index