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Battlestar Galactica and philosophy; knowledge here begins out there.


9781405178143

Battlestar Galactica and philosophy; knowledge here begins out there.

Ed. by Jason T. Eberl.

Blackwell Publishing

2008

267 pages

$17.95

Paperback

The Blackwell philosophy and popculture series

PN1992

Eberl (Indiana U.-Purdue U. Indianapolis) explores the television show Battlestar Galactica from a purely philosophical standpoint, asking the important question, "What's the point of living after your world has been destroyed?" Many of the show's themes revolve around existential and moral dilemmas and touch upon many basic philosophical discussions, such as whether or not man is a truly flawed creation. This is an unusual perspective that should be enjoyed by both philosophy students and fans of the TV show.

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