Terminator and philosophy : I'll be back, therefore I am /
From the Publisher: Are cyborgs our friends or our enemies? Was it morally right for Skynet to nuke us? Is John Connor free to choose to defend humanity, or not? Is Judgment Day inevitable? The Terminator series is one of the most popular sci-fi franchises ever created, captivating millions with its...
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| 245 | 0 | 0 | |a Terminator and philosophy : |b I'll be back, therefore I am / |c edited by Richard Brown and Kevin S. Decker |
| 260 | |a Hoboken, N.J. : |b John Wiley & Sons, |c [2009], ©2009 | ||
| 260 | |a Hoboken, N.J. : |b John Wiley & Sons, |c c2009 | ||
| 264 | 1 | |a Hoboken, N.J. : |b John Wiley & Sons, |c [2009] | |
| 264 | 4 | |c ©2009 | |
| 300 | |a vii, 294 p. : |b ill. ; |c 23 cm | ||
| 300 | |a vii, 294 pages : |b illustrations ; |c 23 cm | ||
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| 490 | 1 | |a The Blackwell philosophy and pop culture series | |
| 500 | |a This WorldCat-derived record is shareable under Open Data Commons ODC-BY, with attribution to OCLC |5 CTY | ||
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Introduction: Rise of the philosophers -- Part 1: Life After Humanity And Artificial Intelligence -- 1: Terminator wins: is the extinction of the human race the end of people, or just the beginning? / Greg Littmann -- 2: True man or tin man? how Descartes and Sarah Connor tell a man from a machine / George A Dunn -- 3: It stands to reason: Skynet and self-preservation / Josh Weisberg -- 4: Un-terminated: the integration of the machines / Jesse W Butler -- Part 2: Women And Revolutionaries -- 5: I know now why you cry: Terminator 2, moral philosophy, and feminism / Harry Chotiner -- 6: Sarah Connor's stain / Jennifer Culver -- 7: James Cameron's Marxist revolution / Jeffrey Ewing -- Part 3: Changing What's Already Happened -- 8: Bad timing: the metaphysics of the Terminator / Robert A Delfino and Kenneth Sheahan -- 9: Time for the Terminator: philosophical themes of the resistance / Justin Leiber -- 10: Changing the future: fate and the Terminator / Kristie Lynn Miller -- 11: Judgment day is inevitable: Hegel and the futility of trying to change history / Jason P Blahuta -- Part 4: Ethics Of Termination -- 12: What's so terrible about judgment day? / Wayne Yuen -- 13: War to end all wars? killing your defense system / Phillip Seng -- 14: Self-termination: suicide, self-sacrifice, and the Terminator / Daniel P Malloy -- 15: What's so bad about being terminated? / Jason T Eberl -- 6: Should John Connor save the world? / Peter S Fosl -- Part 5: Beyond The Neural Net -- 17: You gotta listen to how people talk: machines and natural language / Jacob Berger and Kyle Ferguson -- 18: Terminating ambiguity: the perplexing case of "The" / Richard Brown -- 19: Wittgenstein and what's inside the Terminator's head / Antti Kuusela -- Contributors: Future leaders of the resistance -- Index: Skynet's database | |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Introduction |t Rise of the Philosophers -- |g Pt. 1. |t Life After Humanity and Artificial Intelligence -- |g 1. |t Terminator Wins: Is the Extinction of the Human Race the End of People, or Just the Beginning? / |r Greg Littmann -- |g 2. |t True Man or Tin Man? How Descartes and Sarah Connor Tell a Man from a Machine / |r George A. Dunn -- |g 3. |t It Stands to Reason: Skynet and Self-Preservation / |r Josh Weisberg -- |g 4. |t Un-Terminated: The Integration of the Machines / |r Jesse W. Butler -- |g Pt. 2. |t Women and Revolutionaries -- |g 5. |t "I Know Now Why You Cry": Terminator 2, Moral Philosophy, and Feminism / |r Harry Chotiner -- |g 6. |t Sarah Connor's Stain / |r Jennifer Culver -- |g 7. |t James Cameron's Marxist Revolution / |r Jeffrey Ewing -- |g Pt. 3. |t Changing What's Already Happened -- |g 8. |t Bad Timing: The Metaphysics of the Terminator / |r Robert A. Delfino and Kenneth Sheahan -- |g 9. |t Time for the Terminator: Philosophical Themes of the Resistance / |r Justin Leiber -- |g 10. |t Changing the Future: Fate and the Terminator / |r Kristie Lynn Miller -- |g 11. |t Judgment Day Is Inevitable: Hegel and the Futility of Trying to Change History / |r Jason P. Blahuta -- |g Pt. 4. |t Ethics of Termination -- |g 12. |t What's So Terrible about Judgment Day? / |r Wayne Yuen -- |g 13. |t War to End All Wars? Killing Your Defense System / |r Phillip Seng -- |g 14. |t Self-Termination: Suicide, Self-Sacrifice, and the Terminator / |r Daniel P. Malloy -- |g 15. |t What's So Bad about Being Terminated? / |r Jason T. Eberl -- |g 16. |t Should John Connor Save the World? / |r Peter S. Fosl -- |g Pt. 5. |t Beyond the Neural Net -- |g 17. |t "You Gotta Listen to How People Talk": Machines and Natural Language / |r Jacob Berger and Kyle Ferguson -- |g 18. |t Terminating Ambiguity: The Perplexing Case of "The" / |r Richard Brown -- |g 19. |t Wittgenstein and What's Inside the Terminator's Head / |r Antti Kuusela -- |t Contributors: Future Leaders of the Resistance -- |t Index: Skynet's Database. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Introduction |t The Rise of the Philosophers -- |g Pt. 1. |t Life After Humanity and Artificial Intelligence -- |g 1. |t The Terminator Wins: Is the Extinction of the Human Race the End of People, or Just the Beginning? / |r Greg Littmann -- |g 2. |t True Man or Tin Man? How Descartes and Sarah Connor Tell a Man from a Machine / |r George A. Dunn -- |g 3. |t It Stands to Reason: Skynet and Self-Preservation / |r Josh Weisberg -- |g 4. |t Un-Terminated: The Integration of the Machines / |r Jesse W. Butler -- |g Pt. 2. |t Women and Revolutionaries -- |g 5. |t "I Know Now Why You Cry": Terminator 2, Moral Philosophy, and Feminism / |r Harry Chotiner -- |g 6. |t Sarah Connor's Stain / |r Jennifer Culver -- |g 7. |t James Cameron's Marxist Revolution / |r Jeffrey Ewing -- |g Pt. 3. |t Changing What's Already Happened -- |g 8. |t Bad Timing: The Metaphysics of the Terminator / |r Robert A. Delfino and Kenneth Sheahan -- |g 9. |t Time for the Terminator: Philosophical Themes of the Resistance / |r Justin Leiber -- |g 10. |t Changing the Future: Fate and the Terminator / |r Kristie Lynn Miller -- |g 11. |t Judgment Day Is Inevitable: Hegel and the Futility of Trying to Change History / |r Jason P. Blahuta -- |g Pt. 4. |t The Ethics of Termination -- |g 12. |t What's So Terrible about Judgment Day? / |r Wayne Yuen -- |g 13. |t The War to End All Wars? Killing Your Defense System / |r Phillip Seng -- |g 14. |t Self-Termination: Suicide, Self-Sacrifice, and the Terminator / |r Daniel P. Malloy -- |g 15. |t What's So Bad about Being Terminated? / |r Jason T. Eberl -- |g 16. |t Should John Connor Save the World? / |r Peter S. Fosl -- |g Pt. 5. |t Beyond the Neural Net -- |g 17. |t "You Gotta Listen to How People Talk": Machines and Natural Language / |r Jacob Berger and Kyle Ferguson -- |g 18. |t Terminating Ambiguity: The Perplexing Case of "The" / |r Richard Brown -- |g 19. |t Wittgenstein and What's Inside the Terminator's Head / |r Antti Kuusela -- |t Contributors: Future Leaders of the Resistance -- |t Index: Skynet's Database. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Introduction |t The Rise of the Philosophers -- |g Pt. 1. |t Life After Humanity and Artificial Intelligence -- |g 1. |t The Terminator Wins: Is the Extinction of the Human Race the End of People, or Just the Beginning? / |r Greg Littmann -- |g 2. |t True Man or Tin Man? How Descartes and Sarah Connor Tell a Man from a Machine / |r George A. Dunn -- |g 3. |t It Stands to Reason: Skynet and Self-Preservation / |r Josh Weisberg -- |g 4. |t Un-Terminated: The Integration of the Machines / |r Jesse W. Butler -- |g Pt. 2. |t Women and Revolutionaries -- |g 5. |t "I Know Now Why You Cry": Terminator 2, Moral Philosophy, and Feminism / |r Harry Chotiner -- |g 6. |t Sarah Connor's Stain / |r Jennifer Culver -- |g 7. |t James Cameron's Marxist Revolution / |r Jeffrey Ewing -- |g Pt. 3. |t Changing What's Already Happened -- |g 8. |t Bad Timing: The Metaphysics of the Terminator / |r Robert A. Delfino and Kenneth Sheahan -- |g 9. |t Time for the Terminator: Philosophical Themes of the Resistance / |r Justin Leiber -- |g 10. |t Changing the Future: Fate and the Terminator / |r Kristie Lynn Miller -- |g 11. |t Judgment Day Is Inevitable: Hegel and the Futility of Trying to Change History / |r Jason P. Blahuta -- |g Pt. 4. |t The Ethics of Termination -- |g 12. |t What's So Terrible about Judgment Day? / |r Wayne Yuen -- |g 13. |t The War to End All Wars? Killing Your Defense System / |r Phillip Seng -- |g 14. |t Self-Termination: Suicide, Self-Sacrifice, and the Terminator / |r Daniel P. Malloy -- |g 15. |t What's So Bad about Being Terminated? / |r Jason T. Eberl -- |g 16. |t Should John Connor Save the World? / |r Peter S. Fosl -- |g Pt. 5. |t Beyond the Neural Net -- |g 17. |t "You Gotta Listen to How People Talk": Machines and Natural Language / |r Jacob Berger and Kyle Ferguson -- |g 18. |t Terminating Ambiguity: The Perplexing Case of "The" / |r Richard Brown -- |g 19. |t Wittgenstein and What's Inside the Terminator's Head / |r Antti Kuusela -- |t Contributors: Future Leaders of the Resistance -- |t Index: Skynet's Database. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Introduction: The Rise of the Philosophers |g 1 -- |g Part One |t Life After Humanity and Artificial Intelligence -- |g 1 |t The Terminator Wins: Is the Extinction of the Human Race the End of People, or Just the Beginning? / |r Greg Littmann |g 7 -- |g 2 |t True Man or Tin Man? How Descartes and Sarah Connor Tell a Man from a Machine / |r George A. Dunn |g 21 -- |g 3 |t It Stands to Reason: Skynet and Self-Preservation / |r Josh Weisberg |g 39 -- |g 4 |t Un-Terminated: The Integration of the Machines / |r Jesse W. Butler |g 52 -- |g Part Two |t Women and Revolutionaries -- |g 5 |t "I Know Now Why You Cry": Terminator 2, Moral Philosophy, and Feminism / |r Harry Chotiner |g 69 -- |g 6 |t Sarah Connor's Stain / |r Jennifer Culver |g 82 -- |g 7 |t James Cameron's Marxist Revolution / |r Jeffrey Ewing |g 93 -- |g Part Three |t Changing What's Already Happened -- |g 8 |t Bad Timing: The Metaphysics of the Terminator / |r Robert A. Delfino, Kenneth Sheahan |g 109 -- |g 9 |t Time for the Terminator: Philosophical Themes of the Resistance / |r Justin Leiber |g 122 -- |g 10 |t Changing the Future: Fate and the Terminator / |r Kristie Lynn Miller |g 133 -- |g 11 |t Judgment Day Is Inevitable: Hegel and the Futility of Trying to Change History / |r Jason P. Blahuta |g 146 -- |g Part Four |t The Ethics of Termination -- |g 12 |t What's So Terrible about Judgment Day? / |r Wayne Yuen |g 161 -- |g 13 |t The War to End All Wars? Killing Your Defense System / |r Phillip Seng |g 175 -- |g 14 |t Self-Termination: Suicide, Self-Sacrifice, and the Terminator / |r Daniel P. Malloy |g 190 -- |g 15 |t What's So Bad about Being Terminated? / |r Jason T. Eberl |g 202 -- |g 16 |t Should John Connor Save the World? / |r Peter S. Fosl |g 218 -- |g Part Five |t Beyond the Neural Net -- |g 17 |t "You Gotta Listen to How People Talk": Machines and Natural Language / |r Jacob Berger, Kyle Ferguson |g 239 -- |g 18 |t Terminating Ambiguity: The Perplexing Case of "The" / |r Richard Brown |g 253 -- |g 19 |t Wittgenstein and What's Inside the Terminator's Head / |r Antti Kuusela |g 266 |
| 520 | |a From the Publisher: Are cyborgs our friends or our enemies? Was it morally right for Skynet to nuke us? Is John Connor free to choose to defend humanity, or not? Is Judgment Day inevitable? The Terminator series is one of the most popular sci-fi franchises ever created, captivating millions with its edgy depiction of the struggle of humankind for survival against its own creations. This book draws on some of history's philosophical heavy hitters: Descartes, Kant, Karl Marx, and many more. Nineteen leather-clad chapters target with extreme prejudice the mysteries surrounding intriguing philosophical issues raised by the Terminator series, including the morality of terminating other people for the sake of peace, whether we can really use time travel to protect our future resistance leaders in the past, and if Arnold's famous T-101 is a real person or not. You'll say "Hasta la vista, baby" to philosophical confusion as you develop a new appreciation for the complexities of John and Sarah Connor and the battles between Skynet and the human race | ||
| 520 | |a The Terminator series is one of the most popular sci-fi franchises ever created, captivating millions with its edgy depiction of the struggle of humankind for survival against its own creations. This book draws on some of history's philosophical heavy hitters: Descartes, Kant, Karl Marx, and many more. Nineteen leather-clad chapters target with extreme prejudice the mysteries surrounding intriguing philosophical issues raised by the Terminator series, including the morality of terminating other people for the sake of peace, whether we can really use time travel to protect our future resistance leaders in the past, and it Arnold's famous T-101 is a real person or not. You'll say "Hasta la vista, baby" to philosophical confusion as you develop a new appreciation for the complexities of John and Sarah Connor and the battles between Skynet and the human race | ||
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