Includes bibliographical references and index. Includes filmography (page 295) DAVID LAROCCA: Introduction: Charlie Kaufman and Philosophy's Questions K. L. EVANS: On Being and Not Being One's Self. Charlie Kaufman, Screenwriter CHRISTOPHER FALZON: On Being John Malkovich and Not Being Yourself MARIO VON DER RUHR: The Divided Self: Kaufman, Kafka, Wittgenstein, and Human Nature DAVID LAROCCA: Unauthorized Autobiography: Truth and Fact in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind DOUGLAS J. DEN UYL: Being, or Trying to Be, with Others. Me and You: Identity, Love, and Friendship in the Films of Charlie Kaufman WILLIAM DAY: I Don't Know, Just Wait: Remembering Remarriage in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind SAMUEL A. CHAMBERS: Charlie Kaufman, Philosophy, and the Small Screen GARRY L. HAGBERG: The Instructive Impossibility of Being John Malkovich RICHARD DEMING: Being in the World, Partially. Living a Part: Synecdoche, New York, Metaphor, and the Problem of Skepticism DEREK HILL: "There's No More Watching": Artifice and Meaning in Synecdoche, New York and Adaptation GREGORY E. GANSSLE: Human Nature and Freedom in Adaptation DAVID L. SMITH: Synecdoche, in Part DANIEL SHAW: Netzschean Themes in the Films of Charlie Kaufman DAVID LAROCCA.: Inconclusive Unscientific Postscript: Late Remarks on Kierkegaard and Kaufman |
