Description
Explore the profound philosophical depths of incarceration with 'Orange Is the New Black and Philosophy'. This compelling collection delves into the intricate societal and ethical lessons reflective of the hit TV show, 'Orange Is the New Black'. Spanning 18 thought-provoking chapters, renowned philosophers dissect the challenges faced by millions of incarcerated Americans. Engage with critical questions such as how the show’s iconic shower scenes illuminate the classical mind-body issue, and what insights about meaning and authority can be drawn from the characters' experiences. Discover the implications of Litchfield Prison as both a metaphor for societal confinement and a reflection on personal freedom. This trade paperback edition, published by Open Court in 2015, serves as both a thought-provoking read and a valuable resource for students and fans of the series alike. Understand the nuanced exploration of ethics, existentialism, and epistemology intertwined with the show’s narrative. Perfect for those looking to deepen their understanding of life, philosophy, and the human condition through the lens of 'Orange Is the New Black'. Whether you are a philosophy enthusiast, a fan of the show, or seeking to uncover deeper meanings, this book is your gateway to grappling with the complexities of the human experience within and beyond prison walls.