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Open Court Popular Culture and Philosophy Series: Book 2
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The Simpsons is one of the most literary and intelligent comedies on television today-fertile ground for questions such as: Does Nietzsche justify Bart's bad behavior? Is hypocrisy always unethical? What is Lisa's conception of the Good? From the editor of the widely-praised Seinfeld and... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Lisa Simpson: Add a description of this character.
- Marge Simpson
- Roland Barthes
- Mr. Burns
- Heidegger
- Maggie Simpson
- Lovejoy
- Frege
- Bart Simpson
- Wiggum
- Moe
- Nussbaum
- Principal Skinner
- Hutcheon
- Ned
- Husserl
- Mayor Quimby
- Matt Groening
- Marx
- Kant
- William Irwin
- Hitchcock
- Tony
- Otto
- Homer Simpson
- Aristotle
- Frank Grimes
- Patty
- Lenny
- Jessica
- Don Manuel
- Clinton
- Grampa
- Kent Brockman
- Mrs. Krabappel
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First Sentence edit
Homer Simpson does not fare well when evaluated morally.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 2 of 48 in Open Court Popular Culture and Philosophy Series. (publisher series)
Preceded by Seinfeld and Philosophy, and followed by The Matrix and Philosophy.
This book is in Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series. (publisher series)
Authors & Contributors edit
- William Irwin (Editor)
- Mark T. Conard (Editor)
- Aeon J. Skoble (Editor)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 100
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