Popular culture and philosophy

Contains twenty-two essays in which various authors present their philosophical reflections on aspects of the television series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer.".

Uses the popular networking website Facebook as a means of exploring and discussing a wide range of philosophical topics, including gossip, identity, and privacy. Reveals what Facebook and the way it is used can tell us about our own treatment of these topics, as well as its influence on popular culture.

Essays discuss philosophical ideas relating to "The Walking Dead" comic book and television show.

Collects essays that address philosophical aspects of the five television series and ten feature films that make up the Star Trek fictional universe.

A collection of essays in which philosophy professors and Monty Python fans explore the philosophical basis of the Monty Python comedies.

Collects nineteen essays that discuss philosophical topics within the context of lore pertaining to undead creatures such as vampires, zombies, and mummies.

A collection of essays by various authors that explore how superheroes deal with a variety of philosophical issues.

A collection of essays that address the philosophical questions associated with the "Star Wars" films.

Sixteen essays apply philosophy to Bob Dylan's work, life, and worldview, exploring such topics as women, honesty and freedom, Christianity, and personal identity.