Philosophy in The Twilight ZoneISBN: 978-1-4051-4904-4
Hardcover
204 pages
May 2009, Wiley-Blackwell
Other Available Formats: Paperback
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"The anthology's substantial entries offer the reader rigorous,
lucid, and stylistically polished arguments about one of the best
dramas ever to grace American television screens. This collection
is, to invoke Serling's memorable prose style, worthy of one's
perusal, consideration, and review." (Journal of the Fantastic in
the Arts, 21 March 2011)
–William Irwin, King's College
“It acts as a guide to unearthing larger questions—from human nature to the nature of reality and beyond—posed in the series.” (Gnist.no, June 2009)
"If you've ever felt lost in The Twilight Zone, this book is for you. Then, again, when you read what these philosophers have to say you may want to stay!"–William Irwin, King's College
"The Twilight Zone smuggled philosophy onto television in the
form of a series of ingenious mind-teasers, seizing the audience's
imagination. Now Noёl Carroll and Lester Hunt have put
together a stimulating collection of papers that decipher the
puzzles and explore the philosophical themes. The result is a rich
and thoughtful re-appraisal of a rightly famous attempt to make
drama out of philosophy. Rod Serling would be tickled and
proud."
–Colin McGinn, University of Miami