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literature list on: Platon
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#1
Alkema, Kyle / Barkman, Adam: Guardians and tyrants in the republics of Star Wars and Plato. In: The ultimate Star Wars and philosophy: You must unlearn what you have learned. Edited by Jason T. Eberl and Kevin S. Decker. - Chichester, West Sussex; Malden, Massachussetts: John Wiley & Sons 2015. (= Blackwell philosophy and popculture.) p. ?P.
Index:
Lucas, George
Platon
Star Wars (Filmreihe)
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#2
Badiou, Alain / Toscano, Alberto: Dialectics of the fable. In: Science Fiction Film and Television 1. 2008. No. 1. [Spring] pp. 15-23.
Description:
Philosophical examination of the relationship between subject and world in science fiction film. Searches traces of Kant, Husserl and Platon in Vincenzo Natali’s Cube, David Cronenberg’s eXistenZ and in The Matrix by Andy and Larry Wachowski.
Index:
Kant, Immanuel
Husserl, Edmund
Platon
Natali, Vincenzo
Cronenberg, David
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Cube (1997)
eXistenZ (1998)
Matrix, The (1999)
Science Fiction ~ Science Fiction
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#3
Cohen, Tom: Anti-mimesis: From Plato to Hitchcock. - Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press 1994. (= Literature, culture, theory 10.)
Index:
Hitchcock, Alfred
Platon
#4
Cormier, Raymond: The closed society and its friends: Plato’s Republic and Lucas’s THX-1138. In: Literature/Film Quarterly 18. 1990. No. 3. [July] pp. 193-197.
Description:
On the concept of a totalitarian society in Plato’s philosophy and in science fiction film.
Index:
Lucas, George
Platon
THX 1138 (1971)
Politik ~ Politics
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
Science Fiction ~ Science Fiction
#5
Forster, Greg: Faith and Plato: "You’re nothing! Disgusting, murderous bitch!". In: Buffy, the Vampire Slayer and philosophy: Fear and trembling in Sunnydale. Edited by James B. South. - Chicago, Illinois: Open Court 2003. (= Popular Culture and Philosophy 4.) p. ?P.
Index:
Platon
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV)
Mord ~ Murder
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#6
Halwani, Raja / Jones, Steven: The Birds: Plato and romantic love. In: Hitchcock and philosophy: Dial M for metaphysics. Edited by David Baggett and William A. Drumin. - Chicago, Illinois: Open Court 2007. (= Popular culture and philosophy 27.) pp. 63-73.
Index:
Hitchcock, Alfred
Platon
Birds, The (1962)
Romantik ~ Romanticism
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#7
Kowalski, Dean A.: Introduction: Mulder, Scully, Plato, Aristotle, and Dawkins. In: The philosophy of the X-Files. Edited by Dean A. Kowalski. Foreword by William B. Davis. - Lexington: University Press of Kentucky 2007. (= The philosophy of popular culture.) p. ?P.
Index:
Platon
Aristoteles
Dawkins, Richard
X-Files (Filmreihe)
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#8
Kowalski, Dean A.: Plato, Aristotle, and Joss on being horrible. In: The philosophy of Joss Whedon. Edited by Dean A. Kowalski and S. Evan Kreider. - Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky 2011. (= The philosophy of popular culture.) pp. 71 ff.
Index:
Whedon, Joss
Platon
Aristoteles
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#9
Lawler, James M.: Turning to the dark side: The problem of evil in Plato, Kant, Hegel, and Darth Vader. In: Lawler, James M.: The God tube: Uncovering the hidden spiritual message in pop culture. - Chicago: Open Court 2010. p. ?P.
Index:
Platon
Kant, Immanuel
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
Star Wars (Filmreihe)
Böse, Das ~ Evil, The
Religion ~ Religion
#10
Lawler, James: Only love is real: Plato, Kant, and the Matrix trilogy. In: More Matrix and philosophy: Revolutions and reloaded decoded. Edited by William Irwin. - Chicago, Illinois: Open Court 2005. (= Popular culture and philosophy 11.) p. ?P.
Index:
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Platon
Kant, Immanuel
Matrix, The (Filmreihe)
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#11
Lotter, Maria-Sibylla: Aussichten und Abgründe des moralischen Perfektionismus von Platon bis Hollywood. In: Gut, Böse - ein Januskopf? Hrsg. von Eva Marsal und Regina Speck. - Frankfurt/Main; Berlin; Bern; Bruxelles; New York; Oxford; Wien: Lang 2008. (= Hodos - Wege bildungsbezogener Ethikforschung in Philosophie und Theologie 8.)p. 79pp.
Index:
Platon
Religion ~ Religion
Hollywood ~ Hollywood
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
Böse, Das ~ Evil, The
Gute, Das ~ Good
#12
Loughlin, Gerard: Seeing in the dark: Plato’s cinema and Christ’s cave. In: Studies in Christian Ethics 13. 2000. No. 1. [?D] pp. 33-48.
Index:
Platon
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
Religion ~ Religion
#13
MacMullan, Terrance: The platonic paradox of Darth Plagueis: How could a Sith Lord be wise?. In: The ultimate Star Wars and philosophy: You must unlearn what you have learned. Edited by Jason T. Eberl and Kevin S. Decker. - Chichester, West Sussex; Malden, Massachussetts: John Wiley & Sons 2015. (= Blackwell philosophy and popculture.) p. ?P.
Index:
Lucas, George
Platon
Star Wars (Filmreihe)
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#14
Marinoff, Lou: The Matrix and Plato’s cave: Why the sequels failed. In: More Matrix and philosophy: Revolutions and reloaded decoded. Edited by William Irwin. - Chicago, Illinois: Open Court 2005. (= Popular culture and philosophy 11.) p. ?P.
Index:
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Platon
Matrix, The (Filmreihe)
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#15
McCrone, John: The myth of irrationality: The science of the mind from Plato to Star Trek. - London: Macmillan Press 1993.
Index:
Platon
Star Trek (Filmreihe)
Wissenschaft ~ Science
Mythologie ~ Mythology
Star Trek ~ Star Trek
#16
McCrone, John: The myth of irrationality: The science of the mind from Plato to Star Trek. - New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers 1994.
Index:
Platon
Star Trek (Filmreihe)
Wissenschaft ~ Science
Mythologie ~ Mythology
Star Trek ~ Star Trek
#17
Meyns, Gilbert: "Der Himmel ueber Hellas und Halberstadt": A study of the image of the sky in Greek philosophy and recent German literature (Plato and Alexander Kluge). - New York: New York University, Ph.D. 2006. [Abstract in: Dissertation Abstracts International A 67. 2006. No. 2. (August)]
Index:
Kluge, Alexander
Platon
#18
One book, the whole universe: Plato’s Timaeus today. Edited by Richard D. Mohr and Barbara M. Sattler. - Las Vegas: Parmenides Publishing 2010.
Index:
Platon
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
Timaeus (Literatur ~ Literature)
#19
Patridge, John: Plato’s cave and The Matrix. In: Philosophers explore The Matrix. Edited by Christopher Grau. - Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press 2005. p. ?P
Index:
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Platon
Matrix, The (Filmreihe)
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#20
Rowlands, Mark: Der Leinwandphilosoph: Große Theorien von Aristoteles bis Schwarzenegger. Aus dem Englischen von Yamin von Rauch. - Berlin: Rogner & Bernhard 2009.
First edition:
[The philosopher at the end of the universe: Philosophy explained through science fiction film. - London: Ebury Press 2003.]
Reviews:
Rottensteiner, Franz: [untitled.] In: Quarber Merkur 2011. No. 112. [?D] pp. 243-244.
Description:
Discusses basic philosophical questions and especially the theories of Plato, Kant, Nietzsche and Descartes by using filmic examples such as Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, James Cameron’s Aliens, Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall, Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report as well as the Star Wars and the Matrix series.
Index:
Scott, Ridley
Cameron, James
Verhoeven, Paul
Spielberg, Steven
Lucas, George
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Platon
Kant, Immanuel
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Descartes, René
Aristoteles
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Blade Runner (1982)
Aliens (1986)
Total Recall (1990)
Minority Report (2002)
Star Wars (Filmreihe)
Matrix, The (Filmreihe)
Weltraum ~ Space
Science Fiction ~ Science Fiction
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#21
Rowlands, Mark: The philosopher at the end of the universe: Philosophy explained through science fiction film. - New York: T. Dunne Books / St. Martin’s Press 2004.
First edition:
[London: Ebury 2003.]
Reviews:
McGinn, Colin: [untitled] In: The Times Literary Supplement, October 17, 2003. p. 10.
Description:
Discusses basic philosophical questions and especially the theories of Plato, Kant, Nietzsche and Descartes by using filmic examples such as Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, James Cameron’s Aliens, Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall, Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report as well as the Star Wars and the Matrix series.
Index:
Scott, Ridley
Cameron, James
Verhoeven, Paul
Spielberg, Steven
Lucas, George
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Platon
Kant, Immanuel
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Descartes, René
Aristoteles
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Blade Runner (1982)
Aliens (1986)
Total Recall (1990)
Minority Report (2002)
Star Wars (Filmreihe)
Matrix, The (Filmreihe)
Weltraum ~ Space
Science Fiction ~ Science Fiction
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#22
Rowlands, Mark: The philosopher at the end of the universe: Philosophy explained through science fiction film. - London: Ebury Press 2003.
Reviews:
McGinn, Colin: [untitled] In: The Times Literary Supplement, October 17, 2003. p. 10.
Description:
Discusses basic philosophical questions and especially the theories of Plato, Kant, Nietzsche and Descartes by using filmic examples such as Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, James Cameron’s Aliens, Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall, Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report as well as the Star Wars and the Matrix series.
Index:
Scott, Ridley
Cameron, James
Verhoeven, Paul
Spielberg, Steven
Lucas, George
Wachowski, Andy
Wachowski, Larry
Platon
Kant, Immanuel
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Descartes, René
Aristoteles
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Blade Runner (1982)
Aliens (1986)
Total Recall (1990)
Minority Report (2002)
Star Wars (Filmreihe)
Matrix, The (Filmreihe)
Weltraum ~ Space
Science Fiction ~ Science Fiction
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#23
Schneider, William M.: Ancient X-Files: Mulder and Plato’s Sokratic dialogues. In: The philosophy of the X-Files. Edited by Dean A. Kowalski. Foreword by William B. Davis. - Lexington: University Press of Kentucky 2007. (= The philosophy of popular culture.) p. ?P.
Index:
Platon
X-Files (Filmreihe)
Geschichte: Antike ~ History: Ancient Times
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
#24
Solomon, Jon: Timaeus in tinseltown: Atlantis in film. In: One book, the whole universe: Plato’s Timaeus today. Edited by Richard D. Mohr and Barbara M. Sattler. - Las Vegas: Parmenides Publishing 2010. p. ?P.
Index:
Platon
Animation ~ Animation
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
Timaeus (Literatur ~ Literature)
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