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Philosophy and Pop Culture: Series Archive
Popculture is an important part of our everyday lives, but what happens if philosophers start to see a cartesian ‘video ergo sum’ behind every “Battlestar Galactica” uniform?
- Philosophy and Pop Culture ---
The Series of Philosophy and Pop Culture is published by Blackwell and edited by William Irwin. This series started with a great idea a while ago when a call for paper came out for South Park and Philosphy. The volume was published last year btw. The good idea behind this was that a certain meta-level was included in the contributions. [...]
- Philosophy and Pop Culture, Part Two ---
Die or don’t. Be creative, be idiotic, be silly, be eccentric, but don’t be too smart about it, or you might reveal a bit too much about yourself… I’m not really into the weirdness that the current charts are subjecting us to, but not even I can completely cut myself off from the hype around [...]
- Symphony ---
Die or don’t. Be creative, be idiotic, be silly, be eccentric, but don’t be too smart about it, or you might reveal a bit too much about yourself… I’m not really into the weirdness that the current charts are subjecting us to, but not even I can completely cut myself off from the hype around [...]
- Death in all it’s disguises ---
Die or don’t. Be creative, be idiotic, be silly, be eccentric, but don’t be too smart about it, or you might reveal a bit too much about yourself… I’m not really into the weirdness that the current charts are subjecting us to, but not even I can completely cut myself off from the hype around [...]
- How to not be a person ---
Die or don’t. Be creative, be idiotic, be silly, be eccentric, but don’t be too smart about it, or you might reveal a bit too much about yourself… I’m not really into the weirdness that the current charts are subjecting us to, but not even I can completely cut myself off from the hype around [...]

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