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Film and Philosophy
Volume 23, 2019
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Emergent Philosophical Content in Ex Machina
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Blade Runners and the 21st Century
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Could a Heptapod Act?: Language and Agency in Arrival
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Leigh E. Rich
“Men Against Fire”: Black Mirror, Eugenics, and Othering Outside of War
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Laura Di Summa
Black Mirror: The Not So Fearful Consequences of Technology
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Ian Schnee
On Alien and On Film
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Dean A. Kowalski
The X-Files as Philosophy
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Lorraine K. C. Yeung
An Aesthetic of Horror Film Music
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William Pamerleau
Inauthentically Dead: a Heideggerean Analysis of the Undead in Contemporary Film
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