The Daily Show and Philosophy: Moments of Zen in the Art of Fake News

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Blackwell (2007)
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Includes discussion of both The Daily Show and its spin-off show, The Colbert Report Showcases philosophers at their best, discussing truth, knowledge, reality ...

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Evolution, Schmevolution: Jon Stewart and the culture wars.Massimo Pigliucci
Jon Stewart and the new public intellectual.Terrance MacMullan
Amusing ourselves to death with television news: Jon Stewart, Neil Postman, and the Huxleyan Warning.  (pages 5--16)Gerald J. Erion
Can the daily show save democracy.  (pages 81--92)Steven Michels & Michael Ventimiglia
Public discourse and the Stewart model of critical thinking.  (pages 107--121)Roben Torosyan
Bullshit and political spin: Is the medium the message.  (pages 133--145)Kimberly A. Blessing & Joseph J. Marren
Bullshitting bulshitters and the bullshit they say.  (pages 146--159)A. Sneddon
America (The Book): Textbook parody and democratic theory.  (pages 205--217)S. Vanderheiden
Irrationality and “Gut” Reasoning: Two Kinds of Truthiness.  (pages 309-325)Amber L. Griffioen

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