A review by felyn
Batman and Philosophy: The Dark Knight of the Soul by Ben Dixon, Christopher Robichaud, Chris Rag, Sam Cowling, Ryan Indy Rhodes, Robert Arp, Jason J. Howard, Stephen Kershnar, Sarah K. Donovan, Ron Novy, Tony Spanakos, Galen Foresman, David Kyle Johnson, Mahesh Ananth, Randall M. Jensen, Jason Southworth, Mark D. White, Brett Chandler Patterson, James DiGiovanna, Christopher M. Drohan, Nicholas P. Richardson, Daniel P. Malloy, David M. Hart, Carsten Fogh Nielsen
3.0
This collection is more of a mixed bag than the rest of the series that I've read. While there are a good number of interesting, amusing, thought-provoking essays, there are an equal number of obtuse, jargon-ridden essays and those with highly questionable writing.
All in all, worth reading if you're a Bat-fan or want to complete your Blackwell collection. It is worth borrowing if you've a mild interest in Batman and philosophy, but keep your money.
All in all, worth reading if you're a Bat-fan or want to complete your Blackwell collection. It is worth borrowing if you've a mild interest in Batman and philosophy, but keep your money.