Batman and Philosophy / The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series (PDF)

Acknowledgments: The Oscar Speech George Clooney Never Got to Make. Introduction: Riddle Me This... Part One: Does the Dark Knight Always Do Right? 1. Why Doesn't Batman Kill the Joker (Mark D. White)? 2. Is It Right to Make a Robin (James DiGiovanna)? 3. Batman's Virtuous Hatred (Stephen Kershnar). Part Two: Law, Justice, and the Social Order: Where Does Batman Fit In? 4. No Man's Land: Social Order in Gotham City and New Orleans (Brett Chandler Patterson). 5. Governing Gotham (Tony Spanakos). 6. The Joker's Wild: Can We Hold the Clown Prince Morally Responsible (Christopher Robichaud). Part Three: Origins and Ethics: Becoming The Caped Crusader. 7. Batman's Promise (Randall M. Jensen). 8. Should Bruce Wayne Have Become Batman (Mahesh Ananth and Ben Dixon)? 9. What Would Batman Do? Bruce Wayne as Moral Exemplar (Ryan Indy Rhodes and David Kyle Johnson). Part Four: Who is the Batman? (Is That a Trick Question?) 10. Under the mask: How Any Person Can Become Batman (Sarah KI. Donovan and Nicholas P. Richardson). 11. Could Batman Have Been the Joker (Sam Cowling and Chris Ragg)? 12. Batman's Identity Crisis and Wittgenstein's Family Resemblance (Jason Southworth). 13. What Is It Like to Be a Batman (Ron Novy)? Part Five: Being The Vat: Insights From Existentialism and Taoism. 14. Alfred, the Dark Knight of Faith: Batman and Kierkegaard (Christopher M. Drohan). 15. Dark Nights and the Call of conscience (Jason J. Howard). 16. Batman's Confrontation with Death, Angst, and Freedom (David M. Hart). Part Six: Friend,Father... Rival? The Many Roles of the Bat. 17. Why Batman IS Better than Superman (Galen Foresman). 18. World's Finest...Friends? Batman, Superman, and the Nature of Friendship (Daniel P. Malloy). 19. Leaving the Shadow of the Bat: Aristotle, Kant, and Dick Grayson on Moral Education (Carsten Fogh Nielsen). 20. The Tao of the Bat (Bat-Tzu). Contributors. Index.

MARK D. WHITE is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science, Economics, and Philosophy at the College of Staten Island/CUNY.

ROBERT ARP is a postdoctoral research associate through the National Center for Biomedical Ontology at the University at Buffalo, and edited South Park and Philosophy.

WILLIAM IRWIN is a professor of philosophy at King's College. He originated the philosophy and pop culture gentre of books as coeditor of the bestselling The Simpsons and Philosophy and has overseen recent titles, including Watchmen and Philosophy, House and Philosophy, and Alice in Wonderland and Philosophy.

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