The Simpsons and Society
Auteur : Steven Keslowitz
Date de publication : 2004
Éditeur : Hats Office Books
Nombre de pages : 149
Résumé du livre
Explore the world of The Simpsons as it relates to contemporary society. Is Homer a good father? Is Bart really America's "bad boy?" Should Maggie remain quiet? Also included are essays pertaining to medical malpractice, media culture, American Exceptionalism, how The Simpsons matches up against other TV sitcoms, Descartes' Evil Genius argument, American industrialization, and more. If you're a Simpsons buff, this book is for you. Mmm...bookalicious...