Lost and philosophy : the island has its reasons /​ edited by Sharon Kay

• Lost and philosophy : the island has its reasons / edited by Sharon Kaye.

Other Authors

• Kaye, Sharon M.

Published

• Malden, MA : Blackwell Publishing, 2008.

Content Types

• text

Carrier Types

• volume

Physical Description

• vii, 277 p. ; 23 cm.

Series

• The Blackwell philosophy and popculture series.
• Blackwell philosophy and popculture series

Subjects

• Lost (Television program)
• Philosophy -- Popular works.
• Television programs -- United States.

Contents

• L is for love
• What do Jack and Locke owe their fathers? / Michael W. Austin
• Should we condemn Michael for saving Walt? / Rebecca Vartabedian
• Moral stand-offs : objectification on lost / Robert Arp and Patricia Brace
• Research ethics and the Dharma initiative / Deborah R. Barnbaum
• The island of ethical subjectivism : not the Paradise of Lost / George Wrisley
• O is for origin
• Meaning and freedom on the island / Sander Lee
• What would you do? : altered states in lost / Charles Taliaferro and Dan Kastrul
• The island as a test of free will : freedom of reinvention and internal determinism in lost / Charles Girard and David Meulemans
• Lost, the third policeman, and guerilla ontology / Jessica Engelking
• Lost in codes : interpretation and deconstruction in Lost's narrative / Tom Grimwood
• S is for survival
• No exit ... from the island : a Sartrean analysis of lost / Sandra Bonetto
• The others are coming : ideology and otherness in Lost / Karen Gaffney
• 11 More...

Notes

• Formerly CIP.
• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Language

• English

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