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Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Prologue: Portrait of a Philosopher
Introduction: Televising Philosophy in Postwar France
Chapter One
The Cultural Politics of Philosophical Celebrity, 1951–1968
Chapter Two
Philosophy and the Early Television Book Show, 1953–1968
Chapter Three
From Educational Television to Cultural Spectacle, 1964–1974
Chapter Four
The “New Philosophers” and Morality for the Masses, 1974–1986
Chapter Five
Bucking the Ratings: Antigone, Abraham, Heidegger, and the Holocaust, 1987–1992
Conclusion: Philosophical TV in the 1990s
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Dustin Yeager
reviewed Turning on the Mind: French Philosophers on Television on March 29, 2013
Turning on the Mind
Nietzsche in 90 minutes? This worthless attempt to present Friedrich Nietzsche's very profound and complex ideas in a concise form as a quick read for the reader utterly fails in every aspect! Paul Strathern only gives a very, very brief outline of Nietzsche's philosophy and a short biography of his life interspersed with numerous disparaging remarks about Nietzsche. One gets the idea that Paul Strathern thinks that Nietzsche was just a megalomaniacal joke who took himself too seriously. He writes off all of his philosophical works as "childish" and only understandable to teenagers. "Nietzsche in 90 Minutes" is an extremely depthless, shallow book that does not clarify or shed light on any of Nietzsche's ideas. For anyone that is interested in learning more about Friedrich Nietzsche: DON'T BUY THIS BOOK!!!!
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