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Black Mirror and Philosophy
Irwin
ISBN: 978-1-119-57826-0
Paperback
330 pages
December 2019, ©2020, Wiley-Blackwell
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  • Table of Contents

Introduction

00.  Black Mirror Does What Science Fiction Does Best: Reflects Society

By David Kyle Johnson with Matt Hummel, Dan Tippens, Sergio Urueña, and Leander Marquez.  

 

Season 1

01.  “The National Anthem” and Weighing Moral Obligations: Is It Ever OK to Screw a Pig?

By Brian J. Collins with Brandon Boesch

02.  “Fifteen Million Merits” and Fighting the System: How Can We Resist?

By Chris Byron with Mathew Brake

03.  “The Entire History of You” and Trust: Can You Know Too Much?

By Gregor Balke with Bart Engelen

 

Season 2

04.  “Be Right Back” and Rejecting Tragedy: Would You Bring Back Your Deceased Loved One?

By Brad Richards

05.  “White Bear” and Criminal Punishment: How Far Is Too Far?

By Sid Simpson with Chris Lay

06.  “The Waldo Moment” and Political Discourse: When Should You Be Disrespectful?

By Greg Litman

07.  “White Christmas” and Technological Restraining Orders: Are Digital Blocks Ethical?

By Laura Haaber Ihle and Cansu Canca

 

Season 3

08.  “Nosedive” and The Dangers of Social Media: Is the Future Already Here?

By Sergio Urueña and Nonna Melikyan

09.  “Playtest” and The Dangers of Virtual Reality: Are Our Fears Real?

By Claire Benn with Paul Anthony DiGeorgio  

10.  “Shut Up And Dance” and Vigilante Justice: Should We Ever Take The Law Into Our Own Hands?

By Juliele Maria Sievers and Luiz Henrique da Silva Santos

11.  “San Juniperio” and The Digital Afterlife: Could Heaven Be a Place on Earth?

By James Cook

12.  “Men Against Fire” and Political Manipulation: How Are We Tricked into Dehumanizing Others?

By Bertha Alvarez Manninen

13.  “Hated in The Nation” and #DeathTo/#MeToo: What are the dangers (and benefits) of trial by mob?

By Aline Maya with Ruth Tallman

 

Season 4

14.  “USS Callister” and NPCs (Non-Player-Characters): How Should We Act in Video Games?

By Russ Hamer with Steven Gubka

15.  “Arkangel” and Parental Surveillance: What Are a Parent’s Obligation?

By Catherine Villanueva Gardner with Alexander Christian

16.  “Crocodile” and Self-Defense: How Far Can You Go?

By Darci Doll

17.  “Hang the DJ” and Digitizing Relationships: How Far Should You Go?

By Massimo Pigliucci and Skye C. Cleary

18.  “Metalhead” and Technophobia: How Dangerous Will Robots Be?

By Scott Midson with J. C. Donhauser

19.  “Black Museum” and Righting Wrongs: Should We Seek Revenge?

By Gregory L. Bock with Jeffrey L. Bock and Kora Smith

 

Black Mirror Reflections

20.  Artificial Intelligence in Black Mirror: Is Your Cookie You?

By Molly Gardner and Robert Slone 

21.  Criminal Behavior in Black Mirror: Should We Use Pain as Punishment?

By Lauren Ware

22.  Death in Black Mirror: How Should We Deal with Our Final Demise?

By Edwardo Pérez with Sergio Genovesi

23.  Love in Black Mirror: Who Do We Really Love?

By Robert Grant Price

24.  Perception in Black Mirror: Who Controls What You See?

By Brian Stiltner and Anna Vaughn

25.  The Dangers of Technology in Black Mirror: A Dialogue Between Uploaded Philosophers 

By Ben Springett with Luiz Borges

 

Conclusion:

26.  Will We Still Be Watching Black Mirror in 50 Years?

By Rabbi Geoffrey A. Mitelman

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