Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy: Fear and Trembling in Sunnydale by James B. South

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy: Fear and Trembling in Sunnydale

James B. South with Michael P. Levine (Contributor), Andrew Aberdein (Contributor), Thomas Hibbs (Contributor), Madeline M. Muntersbjorn (Contributor), Wendy Love Anderson (Contributor), Wayne Yuen (Contributor), Toby Daspit (Contributor), Gregory J. Sakal (Contributor), Mimi Marinucci (Contributor), Neal King (Contributor), Jacob M. Held (Contributor), Jeffrey L. Pasley (Contributor), James B. South (Contributor), Jessica Prata Miller (Contributor), Jason Kawal (Contributor), Richard Greene (Contributor), Sharon M. Kaye (Contributor), James Lawler (Contributor), Steven Jay Schneider (Contributor), Karl Schudt (Contributor), Greg Forster (Contributor), Melissa M. Milavec (Contributor), Scott R. Stroud (Contributor), Carolyn Korsmeyer (Contributor), Tracy Little (Contributor)

335 pages • paperback • first pub 2003 • 6 editions

nonfiction art essays philosophy adventurous lighthearted slow-paced

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Twenty-three essays by young professional philosophers examine crucial ethical and metaphysical aspects of the Buffyverse (the world of Buffy). Though the show already attracted much scholarly attention, this is the first book to fully disinter th...