by Courtland Lewis · Blackie Books · tapa dura · ISBN 9788417552329
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This book explores the philosophical depths of the television series 'Futurama'. Through its characters and situations, complex philosophical concepts are analyzed in an accessible and entertaining way. Would Rousseau argue that Fry and Bender are free subjects despite their addictions? Is Zoidberg exercising his right to freedom of expression by eating the Earth's flag? Are robots as responsible for their actions as humans? This book invites readers to discuss these and other universal philosophical questions, using the humor and science fiction of 'Futurama' as a starting point.
