Jurassic Park and Philosophy: The Truth Is Terrifying (Popular Culture and Philosophy, 82)
by Nicolas Michaud, Jessica Watkins
Jurassic Park and Philosophy uses the world of Jurassic Park as a starting point for exploring enduring philosophical questions. Part of the Popular Culture and Philosophy series, this accessible collection considers science, ethics, knowledge, and human responsibility through a widely recognized cultural touchstone.
About This Book
Jurassic Park and Philosophy examines philosophical ideas through the lens of Jurassic Park and its enduring popular-culture presence.
The book considers broad questions connected with science, knowledge, ethics, and human responsibility.
Part of the Popular Culture and Philosophy series, it offers an accessible way to engage with philosophical themes through a familiar cultural subject.
Nicolas Michaud and Jessica Watkins bring together perspectives designed for readers interested in both philosophy and popular culture.
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