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Downton Abbey and philosophy : thinking in that manor / edited by Adam Barkman and Robert Arp.
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English
Published/Created
Chicago : Open Court, [2016]
Description
xii, 276 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
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PN1992.77.D735 D79 2016
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Downton Abbey (Television program)
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Barkman, Adam, 1979-
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Popular culture and philosophy ; v. 95.
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Popular culture and philosophy ; volume 95
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Summary note
This book looks at the television saga Downton Abbey to explore a variety of interpersonal issues that are still relevant today. This includes the emotional importance of particular places; how war and epidemics tell us about life in peacetime and in good health; as well as manners, women's roles, class and more.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-263) and index.
Contents
Ethics and Etiquette. The Morality of Manners / Kathleen Poorman Dougherty
Female Integrity in Times of Change / Melanie Abbott
Lady Edith and the Trials of the Modern Woman / Gordon Hawkes
Lie Is So Unmusical a Word / Courtney Neal
Freedom, Servitude and Place. The Meaning of Life and Work / Kimberly Blessing
Finding One's Place and Being Useful / John V. Karavitis
We Can All "Manage" / Andrew P. Mills
Topophilia; or, How We Got Hooked on Downtown / Lucy Elvis
The Business of Life Is the Acquisition of Memories / David LaRocca
Mysteries, Money, Religion and Other Things Not Talked About. What Mary Didn't Know / Tamas Demeter
The Death of Lady Sibyl and Inference to the Best Explanation / Matthias Egg
Does Bates Know Who Raped Anna? / Thomas Nisley
God-Talk at the Abbey / Samuel Klumpenhouwer
Money Problems / James Wills
War and Change. Of Downton and Drones / Jai Galliott
Change vs. Continuity / Carl Sobocinski
Wondering What It's All For / Trip McCrossin
Downton Abbey as Eternal Recurrence / Christopher Ketcham
Things Can Happen that Nobody Could Imagine Only a Few Years Ago / Donna Marie Smith
Love and the Downtrodden. Climbing the Ladder of Love / Brendan Shea
I May Be a Socialist, But I'm Not a Lunatic / Joseph Walderz
Disabled Abbey / Aaron Richmond
Justice in Love / Adam Barkman and Noah Van Brenk .
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ISBN
9780812699036 ((trade paper ; : alk. paper))
0812699033 ((trade paper ; : alk. paper))
LCCN
2015019273
OCLC
903763637
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40025351322
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