Woody Allen and philosophy : you mean my whole fallacy is wrong? /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Chicago :
Open Court,
[2004]
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| Series: | Popular culture and philosophy ;
v. 8. |
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Table of Contents:
- Act I: morality, interpretation, and the meaning of life
- God, suicide, and the meaning of life in the films of Woody Allen / Mark T. Conrad
- Integrity in Woody Allen's Manhattan / Aeon J. Skoble
- Does morality have to be blind? : a Kantian analysis of crimes and misdemeanors / James Lawler
- Arguing interpretations : the pragmatic optimism of Woody Allen / Ian Jarvie
- Act II: Woody's craft
- The mousetrap : reading Woody Allen / James Wallace
- Woody on aesthetic appreciation / Jaspm Holt
- Art and voyeurism in the films of Woody Allen / Jerold Abrams
- "You don't deserve Cole Porter" : love and music according to Woody Allen / James South
- Dead sharks and dynamite ham : the philosophical use of humor in Annie Hall / Lou Ascione
- Reconstructing Ingmar : the aesthetic purging of the great model / Per Broman
- Act III: five films
- The dangers of Hedonism : a midsummer night's sex comedy / Sander Lee
- Inauthenticity and personal identity in Zelig / David Detmer
- It's all darkness : Plato, the ring of gyges, and crimes and misdemeanors / John Pappas
- Self knowledge in another woman / Jill Gordon
- Woody Allen's film noir light : self-knowledge, crime, and love in the curse of the jade scorpion / Mary P. Nichols.