Christopher Grau

Philosophers Explore the Matrix

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ISBN 13:
9780195181074
author:
Christopher Grau
format:
Paperback
publisher:
Oxford University Press
language:
English
Publication Year:
2005
Pages:
352
Genre:
Popular Philosophy
Condition:
New
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£53.10

Description

The Matrix trilogy has long been known for its exploration of fundamental philosophical questions. This collection of essays by prominent philosophers delves deeper into these issues, providing thought-provoking examinations of the ideas that underpin the films. Topics include the nature of reality, free will and responsibility, and the moral status of artificially created beings. The book includes an introduction that surveys the use of philosophical concepts in the film, as well as contributions from leading thinkers on topics such as Plato's Cave and the ethics of artificial intelligence. A companion appendix features classic writings by influential philosophers on these issues. For fans of The Matrix who want to explore its themes in more depth, or for those interested in philosophy looking for an accessible entry point, this collection offers a rich and challenging exploration of fundamental questions about reality and human existence.

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