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Every page of this book expresses admiration for America's most philosophical filmmaker, all the while providing insight into his creative vision. -- William Irwin, coeditor of More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloade Offers a provocative, well-written, intelligently argued, and by-and-large persuasive set of essays on Kubrick's films. This volume fills a currently empty niche in the literature on Kubrick and will likely remain of interest to scholarly and general readers for a couple of decades or more. --Michael Valdez Moses, author of The Novel of Globalization and Culture --

<p> Every page of this book expresses admiration for America's most philosophical filmmaker, all the while providing insight into his creative vision. --William Irwin, co-editor of More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloade --

Every page of this book expresses admiration for America's most philosophical filmmaker, all the while providing insight into his creative vision. --William Irwin, co-editor of More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloade --

Offers a provocative, well-written, intelligently argued, and by-and-large persuasive set of essays on Kubrick's films. This volume fills a currently empty niche in the literature on Kubrick and will likely remain of interest to scholarly and general readers for a couple of decades or more. -- Michael Valdez Moses, author of The Novel of Globalization and Culture x

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Jerold J. Abrams is assistant professor of philosophy at Creighton University.

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