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Philosophy of Farscape (Page 2)

Philosophical observations about TV’s greatest show.

Lessons From Farscape #1 – Navigating Difficulties

2019-07-14
By: FarscapeContinues
In: Philosophy of Farscape
With: 0 Comments

Embedded video below; click to play. First in the Lessons From Farscape series. Farscape can’t teach you everything, but it does have a lot of wisdom to share. Take the lesson in the episode “Through the Looking Glass” (1.17). When Moya fails in an attempt at starburst, she and herRead More →

Farscape’s Most Romantic Moment

2019-05-13
By: FarscapeContinues
In: Philosophy of Farscape
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Embedded video below. Click to play. Farscape’s Most Romantic Moment I think it’s not what most people would think.Read More →

What Kind of Hero Is Farscape’s John Crichton?

2019-04-12
By: FarscapeContinues
In: Characters, Philosophy of Farscape
With: 1 Comment

 John Crichton is the protagonist of Farscape which means he is some sort of a hero. But what kind of hero is John Crichton? Farscape is original in so many ways, so is it also original in its treatment of its main hero? Let’s explore. Embedded video below. Click toRead More →

Aeryn Is a Feminist and Chiana Is Not

2019-01-28
By: FarscapeContinues
In: Characters, Philosophy of Farscape
With: 6 Comments

One of the joys of Farscape is that it has numerous strong female characters. Zhaan, Aeryn, Chiana, Sikozu, and even Jool at times show independence and strength. I wrote about Zhaan and Aeryn before, and I will write about Chiana soon. Here I am going to focus on comparing andRead More →

Our Two Crichtons

Farscape and What It Means to Be a Person, Part 2

2018-02-10
By: FarscapeContinues
In: Philosophy of Farscape
With: 4 Comments

For Part 1 see: Farscape and What It Means to Be a Person, Part 1 What does it mean to be a person? Crichton is a person, a human. Because we have experience only with human persons, we recognize only beings who look like us as persons. However, as HarryRead More →

Farscape and What It Means to Be a Person, Part 1

2018-02-02
By: FarscapeContinues
In: Philosophy of Farscape
With: 0 Comments

Since ancient times, philosophers have pondered the question of what it means to be a person. David Hume observed that we cannot say much definitively about our world because we do not have other worlds with which to compare it. (Hume, Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, 30) This is especially trueRead More →

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