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Introduction: What Love Can Be - Dominic Lash; Part1: Conversations; Chapter 1: 'The Avoidance of Love': Stanley Cavell and James Baldwin - Rachel Malkin; Chapter 2: 'It matters that others know what I see': Stanley Cavell and Cinephilia - Lara Perski; Part2: Methods; Chapter 3: Suffering Expression: Ordinary Language and Psychoanalysis in Stanley Cavell and Adam Phillips - Stephen Mulhall; Chapter 4: A 'Worthwhile Human Enterprise': Notes on a Cavellian Poetology of Love - Michael Ufer; Chapter 5: Love as Method: Cavell, Care, and the Ethics of Attentiveness - Ross Edwards; Part3: Texts; Chapter 6: Love, Madness, and Cavellian Doubt in Éric Rohmer's A Tale of Winter - Richard Rushton; Chapter 7: Kierkegaard with Cavell: Jonás Trueba's Volveréis (2024) and the Comedy of De-marriage - Paolo Babbiotti; Chapter 8: Capra (and Cavell) in India: Songs of Love and Remarriage in 1950s Bombay Cinema - Tanya Desai; Chapter 9: Not Taking Intimacy Personally: Vertigo and Cavell on Love and Fantasy - Dominic Lash; Conclusion: Love, Actually - Catherine Wheatley |