Futurama and Philosophy
By
Courtland Lewis
Courtland Lewis(Editor),
Shaun P. Young
Shaun P. Young(Editor)
2013 • 288 pages

A collection of twenty-three essays examining the philosophical themes of the animated cartoon show about life in the year 3000, Futurama.

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