Westworld and Philosophy: Mind Equals Blown (Popular Culture and Philosophy (122))

Synopsis

Part I, The Maze -- Time To Write My Own F*cking Story / Dennis M. Weiss -- Are The Hosts Hypnotized? / Justin Fetterman -- A Playground For Psychopaths / Chris Lay -- The Art Of Living Dangerously / S. Evan Kreider -- Is There Anything It Is Like To Be Dolores? / Mia Wood -- Sorry, Human, The Maze Is Not For You / Patrick Croskery -- Part Ii, Mariposa Saloon -- Westworld And The Meaning Of Life / Mia Wood -- Order And Chaos In Westworld / Jason Richard Bradshaw -- Can I Know That I Am Not A Host? / Brett Coppenger -- Quest Of The Man In Black / William J. Devlin -- Better Off With The Truth? / Kate C.s. Schmidt -- Part Iii, The Prairie -- Living Freedom / Matthew Graham -- Just Deserts Or Just Rebellion? / Brian Stiltner -- A Place Of Unlimited Possibilites / Samantha Wesch -- Escape Our Programming-- Or Embrace It / Josef Thomas Simpson -- Part Iv, Main Street -- Sex Robots In The Wild West / Mona Rocha And James Rocha -- Justice Or Pleasure? / Christopher M. Innes -- When Bad Things Happen To Good Hosts (and Good Things To Bad Guests) / Trip Mccrossin -- A Patriarchal Paradise / John Altmann -- Westworld's Assumptions About Race / Rod Carveth -- Part V, The Mesa Hub -- Attack Of The Simulacra / Rob Luzecky And Charlene Elsby -- Exploring Westworld With Karl And Jean / Craig Van Pelt -- Why Art Matters In Westworld / Luisa Salvador Dias -- Westworld Is Our Future / Matthew Mckeever -- Who Or What Is The God Of Westworld? / Christopher Ketcham. Edited By Richard Greene And Joshua Heter. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 281-284) And Index.