Lost and Philosophy: The Island Has Its Reasons (Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture)
by Sharon Kaye
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20 ratings, 3.45 average rating, 5 reviews
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published
November 27th 2007
by Blackwell Publishing Limited
binding
Paperback, 224 pages
isbn
1405163151
(isbn13: 9781405163156)
description
When Flight 815 crashes on a remote tropical island, it gets stuck in a philosophical quagmire. Survivors band together to guard against surreal dange...more
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Read in November, 2008
Sander Lee, my philosophy professor, wrote an article in this book. hehehe :D
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Read in August, 2008
While some of the essays are a thinly veiled excuse to talk philosophy while having little to no meaningful connection to the show, there are at least a handful of essays that make it all worthwhile, especially those that really try to explain why the show is so popular - it all comes down to the stories of redemption that resonate with viewers. An insightful read for LOST fans who also want to know a little about philosophy. But I wouldn't suggest it for anyone except the die hard obsessives, l...more
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Read in September, 2008
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lost fans
This book was informative and interesting if you like Lost and the little easter eggs the writers give us. This book reminded me of why I love lost so much; the writing is brilliant.
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Read in January, 2008
I learned from this book that people can take every single small thing from the series and philosophize about it.
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