The Philosophy of The X-Files

Dean Kowalski2009
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"The X-Files has fascinated millions of viewers since its debut in 1993 with its groundbreaking blend of police procedural, conspiracy theory, and paranormal adventure. In the Philosophy of The X-Files. Dean A. Kowalski and an consemble of contributors mine the intellectual depths that helped the show draw its huge following. The book focuses on the partnerships between Mulder and Scully, examining the dynamics of human interaction in the search for legitimacy. In the process, it provides philosophical investigations of perennial issues including love and friendship, faith and reason, democracy and citizenship, virtue and evil, existentialism and authenticity, and feminism and pragmatism." --Book Jacket.

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