The Twilight Zone and Philosophy: A Dangerous Dimension to Visit (Popular Culture and Philosophy (121))

Synopsis

Twilight Zone And Philosophy Attempts To Bring The Insights And Paradoxes Of Rod Serling's Project To Contemporary Audiences Through A Variety Of Philosophical Perspectives--publisher. Lost In Time / Elizabeth Rard -- Where Is The Twilight Zone? / Frank Scalambrino -- The Short-sightedness Of Henry Bemis / Alan Pichanick -- Faces From Another Dimension / Alexander E. Hooke -- True Love Or Artificial Love? / Charles Klayman -- In A Mirror Is Our Image / John V. Karavitis -- Loss Of Memory, Loss Of Me? / Chris Lay -- What Are You Hearing? / Reba A. Wissner -- Machines Who Care / Dennis M. Weiss -- Memories Are Made Of This / Clara Nisley -- The Truth About Lying / Don Fallis -- The Twilight Zone On Our Doorstep / Tim Jones -- No Place Like A Non-place / Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns, Juan Ignacio Juvé, And Emiliano Aguilar -- The Science Of Alternate Realities / David Morgan -- The Twists And Turns Of Second Chances / John V. Karavitis -- The Pleasures Of The Twist / Stephen Scales -- A Shadowland Called The Twilight Zone / Trip Mccrossin -- War Means Fighting And Fighting Includes Philosophizing / Robert S. Vuckovich -- Looking Like Number 12 / Larry Alan Busk -- The Totalitarian Zone -- John Altmann -- That Unnamed Zone We Call Freedom / Alexander E. Hooke. Edited By Heather L. Rivera And Alexander E. Hooke. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 233-235) And Index.