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Barry Nevin

Barry Nevin is assistant lecturer in French at Technological University Dublin and adjunct teaching fellow in Film Studies at Trinity College Dublin. His is the author of Cracking Gilles Deleuze’s Crystal (Edinburgh University Press, 2018) and his research has previously appeared in journals including Film History, French Cultural Studies, Studies in French Cinema and the Journal of Urban Cultural Studies.

no. 1, Opening the Canon, vol. 4March 1, 2019

Spatialising the Time-Image : Viewing Renoir through Deleuze and Guattari

By Barry Nevin

Jean Renoir’s vision of space has continued to sustain theorization since André Bazin’s major critical reappraisal of the quintessential French auteur in Cahiers du Cinéma,1See especially ‘Renoir français’/‘The French Renoir’, reprinted in André Bazin, Jean Renoir, …

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