Jamie Watson and Robert Arp clearly put a lot of time and effort into this rather ambitious book that seeks to bridge the synthetic split between philosophy and "the real world" (not the MTV show).
Following on the heels of the trendy Philosophy and Popular Culture book series (published both by Wiley-Blackwell and Open Court Press), What's Good on TV incorporates excellent examples from a variety of television shows.
It does this in order to illustrate philosophical concepts. The book is fun and informative. It is clearly meant as a teaching tool... More
It does this in order to illustrate philosophical concepts. The book is fun and informative. It is clearly meant as a teaching tool... More
Series III - What's Right When…? Practical Ethics
Episode 8. Environmental Ethics
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