Inside the Joker's Mind : Unraveling Batman's Nemesis and Its Implications for Philosophy and Psyc
(2023)

Nonfiction

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PUBLISHED
[United States] : Findaway Voices, 2023
Made available through hoopla
EDITION
Unabridged
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1 online resource (1 audio file (34 min.)) : digital

ISBN/ISSN
9798368985732 MWT16233210, 16233210
LANGUAGE
English
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Read by Adriaan Hellenberg

INSIDE THE JOKER'S MIND: UNRAVELING BATMAN'S NEMESIS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY "Inside The Joker's Mind" is a comprehensive analysis of the Clown Prince of Crime, exploring the multifaceted character's symbolism, psychology, and comparison with various philosophical theories. CONTENT (20 CHAPTERS) The Joker Unleashed: Historical Context And Creation The Joker Mythos: Symbolism And Iconography Of The Clown Prince Of Crime The Psychological Profile Of The Joker: Madness, Chaos, And Anarchy The Joker Archetype: An Analysis Of Carl Jung's Trickster The Joker And Nietzsche: The Will To Power And The Transvaluation Of Values The Joker And Existentialism: Absurdity, Freedom, And Authenticity The Joker And Stoicism: Indifference, Resilience, And Self-Control The Joker And Utilitarianism: The Consequentialist Ethics Of The Clown The Joker And Deontology: The Moral Duties And Categorical Imperatives Of Society The Joker And Virtue Ethics: The Importance Of Moral Character And Excellence The Joker And The Social Contract: The Limits And Obligations Of Justice The Joker And Postmodernism: The Deconstruction Of Meaning And Identity The Joker And Psychoanalysis: The Freudian Analysis Of The Clown Prince's Psyche The Joker And Neuroscience: The Biology And Pathology Of The Clown The Joker And Transhumanism: The Future Of Humanity And Technology The Joker And Religion: The Joker's Satanic, Nihilistic Symbolism The Joker And Political Philosophy: Anarchy, Fascism, And Totalitarianism The Joker's Legacy: The Joker's Influence On Pop Culture And Society The Joker And The Philosophy Of Evil: The Concept And Nature Of Evil The Joker And The Philosophy Of Tragedy: The Joker As Tragic Figure And The Sublime

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