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1  Cover

2  Title page

3  Copyright

4  Dedication

5  Acknowledgments

6  Biographical Notes

7  General Introduction

8 Part I Artistic and Aesthetic ValueIntroduction1 A Plurality of Values: Art, Fine Art, and Motion Pictures2 Public Aesthetics and Artistic Value in Iranian Cinema3 Appreciating Nature through Film: A Defense of Mediated Appreciation4 Reframing the Director: Distributed Creativity in Filmmaking Practice

9 Part II Moral Value/Ethical ValueIntroduction5 Screen Stories as “Imaginative Ecology”: A Thought Experiment6 Interactive Documentary and Ethics: Toward an Ethics of Representativeness7 The Ethics of Filmmaking: How the Genetic History of Works Affects Their Value8 Film Production and Ethical Criticism9 Emotion and the Cultivation of Ethical Attention in Narrative Cinema

10 Part III Spiritual ValueIntroduction10 Abundant, at Ease and Expansive?: The Influence of Māori and Polynesian Spirituality on 21st Century New Zealand Motion Pictures11 Secularity, Transcendence, and Film12 The Poetics of Karma: Reincarnation and Romance

11 Part IV Environmental /Ecological ValueIntroduction13 Ecocinema and Ecological Value14 From Content to Context (and Back Again): New Industrial Strategies for Environmental Sustainability in the Media15 Jordnær Creative: A Danish Case Study of Green Filmmaking and Sustainable Production

12 Part V Cultural, Social and Political ValueIntroduction16 Color Charts: A Cultural Chronicle of Non-Chinese Ethnic Images in Hong Kong Cinema17 Film Policy, Social Value, and the Mediating Role of Screen Agencies18 Cinema as Ceilidh and Hui: The Place of the Audience within Emergent Perspectives upon a Folk Cinema19 The Past and Future of Public Value: The End of an Illustrious Career or Its Reinvention?

13 Part VI Cognitive, Educational, and Developmental ValueIntroduction20 Representing the Redacted: Depicting the “Torture Archetype” in Film21 Negotiating Power through Art: Participatory Video and Public Value22 Virtual Reality and the Rhetoric of Empathy

14 Part VII The Value of HealthIntroduction23 Narrative Sense-Making in the Service of Health— A Neurocinematic Approach24 The Smoking Machine: Public Health Films and Public Value in Britain and Denmark, 1950–196425 The Benefits of Genre: Feel-Good Films as a Path to Health and Well-Being26 Movies in the Closed Wards: Instruments of Mental Health in Military Psychiatry

15  Index

16  End User License Agreement