I Watch, Therefore I Am: From Socrates to Sartre, the Great Mysteries of Life as Explained Through Howdy Doody, Marcia Brady, Homer Simpson, Don Draper, and other TV Icons (edit title/settings)

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Let Gilligan's Island teach you about situational ethics. Learn about epistemology from The Brady Bunch. Explore Aristotle's Poetics by watching 24 . Television has grappled with a wide range of philosophical conundrums. According to the networks, it's the ultimate source of all... read more

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John Locke
Adam Smith
Don Draper
George
John Galt
Augustine
Caine
Jean-jacques Rousseau
Alan
Mulder
Ralph
Karl Marx
Tony
Alex Keaton
John Stuart Mill
Scully
Kant
Maddox
Spock
Charlie
Kirk
Picard
Jeannie
Einstein
Aquinas
Larry David
Beaver
Kelli
Clark
Ockham
Mike
Bart
Descartes
Thomas Hobbes
Albert Camus
Marcia
Jerry
Clarabell
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