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Series
The Popular Culture and Philosophy
series
The highly successful series in Popular Culture and Philosophy
addresses the sometimes hidden philosophical dimensions of
popular culture. Under Series Editor George Reisch, each volume
contains chapters by prominent philosophers who bring a critical
philosophical eye to the movies, TV shows, and music they
admire. Past volumes include The Simpsons and Philosophy,
Monty Python and Philosophy, and Bob Dylan and
Philosophy. Additional volumes are released every few
months. Proposals or inquiries regarding the Popular Culture and
Philosophy series may be emailed to pcpideas at caruspub dot com.
The Library of Living
Philosophers
The world-renowned series founded by Paul A. Schilpp. Each
volume contains critical and descriptive essays by contributors
plus an intellectual autobiography and replies by the subject
philosopher. The subjects of the series are selected by the
series editor, Randall E. Auxier, and his editorial
advisory board.
Carus
Lectures
The published volumes of the Carus Lectures series which is
sponsored by Open Court under the auspices of the American
Philosophical Association. Each lecturer is selected by the APA
and the lectures are delivered at a meeting of the APA.
Paul
Carus Student Editions
Classroom editions of philosophy classics with helpful footnotes
for students.
Open
Court Classics
Classic philosophy texts
Critics and Their Critics
Each volume is a collection of previously unpublished essays on
the work of an important contemporary thinker who replies to the
essays.
For
and Against
Series of readers featuring opposing viewpoints
Feedback
Series on contemporary music
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