Mad Men and Philosophy: Nothing Is as It Seems (The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Book 20)
by James B. South, Rod Carveth
Mad Men and Philosophy brings philosophical reflection to the television series Mad Men. Exploring the implications of “Nothing Is as It Seems,” this volume considers how popular culture can raise questions about appearances, interpretation, and the relationship between what we perceive and what may be true.
About This Book
Mad Men and Philosophy examines the television series through a philosophical lens.
Its title points toward questions of appearance, interpretation, and the gap between what seems true and what may lie beneath the surface.
As part of The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Book series, it connects philosophical reflection with a widely recognized work of popular culture.
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