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Explore the profound philosophical insights embedded within the critically acclaimed television series, Mad Men, through the lens of The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series. This analysis delves into the central theme that 'Nothing Is As It Seems,' examining the complex interplay of appearance versus reality, identity, and existential dilemmas faced by its characters. It offers a unique perspective on how pop culture can illuminate deep philosophical concepts, making complex ideas accessible and engaging for fans and philosophy enthusiasts alike.

Explore the foundational and current debates in contemporary political philosophy with this essential anthology from Blackwell. Featuring a comprehensive collection of key texts, it offers students and scholars an unparalleled resource for understanding modern political thought and the diverse theories shaping today's world. This volume is an indispensable guide to the most influential ideas and thinkers in the field.

The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of the Social Sciences offers an authoritative introduction to the key debates and concepts within this vital academic field. As a core volume in the Blackwell Philosophy Guides series, it provides essential reading for students and scholars seeking to understand the methodological and theoretical underpinnings of social science philosophy, covering topics from epistemology to ethics in social research.