Man is the Most Dangerous Animal of All

In Fritz Allhoff & S. Waller (eds.), Serial Killers ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 15–28 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: A Philosophical Gaze into the Writings of the Zodiac Killer Who is the Zodiac Killer? Peek‐A‐Boo: You Are Doomed! This is the Zodiac Speaking Conclusion.

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I Think Therefore I Kill ‐ philosophical musings of serial killers   man is the most dangerous animal of all ‐ Philosophical Gaze into the Writings of the Zodiac Killer   Zodiac's murders and letters ‐ subject of multiple films, books, song lyrics and websites   Zodiac Killer's slayings – foundations, to films since 1970s, as the Dirty Harry   phenomenological method ‐ understanding impact that macabre artifacts have on us   emotion of fear, a person experiencing fear ‐ experiencing a sense of fleeting   phenomenological approach, stark contrast to what contemporary philosophers take to be an analytic approach   Jean‐Paul Sartre's book Being and Nothingness ‐ what it is like to experience being looked at by another person   Zodiac, mysterious in method of ‐ communicating with the police and press   Zodiac, insight into the world as he perceives it

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9781444324587   9781405199636

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10.1002/9781444324587.ch1

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