Verificar estado da encomenda

Faça parte de uma comunidade de amantes de livros de todo o mundo e tenha acesso a uma série de benefícios. Crie uma conta gratuitamente

Correio DHL 7.99 € Correio DPD 4.49 € Ponto DPD 3.99 € Correio GLS 5.49 € Correio MRW 5.49 € Ponto GLS 4.49 €

Contacto

Como comprar

Ajuda

A minha conta

▸ Vazio :-(

Real Thing

Name: Real Thing
Brand: Peter Lang Publishing Inc
SKU: 10026948
Price: 28.41 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Christina Slade
ISBN: 9780820455556

Doing Philosophy with Media

Christina Slade

Língua

Inglês

Livro Capa mole

Código Libristo: 10026948

Editoras Peter Lang Publishing Inc, janeiro 2002

Television has been demonized as the cause of the moral decay of our society. Its content is derided... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 10026948

69 b

28.41 €

Armazenamento externo Envio em 8-11 dias

Até 30 dias para devoluções

Os clientes também compraram

Graines de conscience Nisargadatta Maharaj

Capa mole

25.58 €

E-Consulting - Entwicklung Eines Rahmenkonzeptes Alexander Wurdack

Capa mole

53.81 €

Princezny

Capa mole

2.52 €

Analise Comparativa de Algoritmos de Previsao Rajat Chaudhary

Capa mole

40.36 €

Langues et régions dans les états d'Europe de l'ouest BACQ

Capa mole

31.05 €

UEber die Wasserbewegung in der Moospflanze Johann Friedrich Oltmanns

Capa mole

11.02 €

Auf dem Weg nach ganz oben. Eine vergleichende Untersuchung der Lebenslaufe deutscher Ministernovizen Sandra Martin

Capa mole

15.26 €

Grunt pod nogami Jan Kaczkowski

Livro de capa dura

8.08 €

TERRA Europa Arno Kreus

Capa mole

29.33 €

Afrique Subsaharienne Mamadou V. L. Sané

Capa mole

41.16 €

Zimmer im Haus Rosamunde Kolberg

Capa mole

7.68 €

Television has been demonized as the cause of the moral decay of our society. Its content is derided as vapid. However, what we watch on television is often philosophically complex. This book examines news, cartoons such as South Park, advertisements, and soap operas and identifies complex moral dilemmas and arguments in them. It argues that we should apply analytical and philosophical skills directly to what we watch and shows how it can be done. In the final chapter, the way in which the news has been overtaken by the private lives of public figures is traced to a breakdown of the public-private divide.