Deadpool and Philosophy: My Common Sense Is Tingling (Popular Culture and Philosophy, 107)
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Deadpool and Philosophy: My Common Sense Is Tingling (Popular Culture and Philosophy, 107)

by Nicolas Michaud, Jacob Thomas May

Philosophy Popular Culture
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Deadpool and Philosophy explores the irreverent Marvel character through the lens of philosophy and common sense. As part of the Popular Culture and Philosophy series, it considers how comic-book entertainment can raise broader questions about ideas, behavior, and the way we understand popular culture.

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Deadpool and Philosophy examines the character and his world through a philosophical lens.

With its focus on common sense and popular culture, the book connects comic-book subject matter with broader questions and ideas.

Part of the Popular Culture and Philosophy series, this volume offers an accessible way to consider philosophy through a familiar entertainment figure.

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