Jorge J. E. Gracia – Mel Gibson's Passion and Philosophy 2004 Turkish Book Turkey
Jorge J. E. Gracia – Mel Gibson's Passion and Philosophy (Tutku ve Felsefe) – Güncel Yayıncılık Turkish Edition (2004)
Description:
This Turkish edition of Mel Gibson's Passion and Philosophy (Tutku ve Felsefe), edited by Jorge J. E. Gracia, was published by Güncel Yayıncılık in 2004. Printed in Turkish, the book examines the philosophical, ethical, religious, and cultural debates surrounding Mel Gibson's film The Passion of the Christ, bringing together essays by philosophers and scholars from different perspectives.
Rather than serving as a review of the film alone, the collection explores questions concerning suffering, sacrifice, faith, morality, historical interpretation, violence, and religious representation. Contributors discuss how the film relates to Christian theology, philosophy, ethics, and contemporary cultural discourse, presenting a variety of viewpoints on one of the most controversial films of the early twenty-first century.
Themes such as religion, ethics, philosophy, faith, suffering, and cultural criticism appear throughout the work. Combining philosophy with film studies and theology, the book offers readers an interdisciplinary examination of the ideas and controversies inspired by The Passion of the Christ.
Key Features:
• Editor: Jorge J. E. Gracia
• Original Title: Mel Gibson's Passion and Philosophy
• Turkish Title: Tutku ve Felsefe
• Publisher: Güncel Yayıncılık
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: Turkish
• Format: Paperback
• Genre: Philosophy; Religion; Film Studies
• Subject: Philosophical and theological analysis of The Passion of the Christ
• Literary Content: Collection of scholarly essays
• Themes: Ethics; Religion; Faith; Suffering; Theology; Cultural criticism
• Historical Focus: Contemporary philosophy, religion, and cinema
• Educational Value: Interdisciplinary examination of the philosophical, ethical, and religious questions raised by Mel Gibson's controversial film
• Collector Appeal: Turkish edition of the acclaimed philosophical essay collection exploring one of the most debated religious films of the twenty-first century