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The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy is wondering what chapters fans are most interested in. Any takers?
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy You can get it for 10 or 12 on amazon, without shipping. I think it's usually around 15 at borders or barnes and noble.
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy Yes, it's available in Borders or Barnes and Noble in the philosophy section.
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The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy It's available at Barnes and Noble, Borders, and other leading bookstores. Or you could get it from amazon.com.
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy I'm glad you love the game, Grant, but it sounds like you need some new friends. Couldn't you just hide the book from them?:)
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy You can find it in Borders or Barnes and Noble in the philosophy section:) Or amazon.
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy
Adrian, there is absolutely more to the book (and I'm not just saying that because I'm the editor).
What you read from amazon is an excerpt of the first chapter: there are 20 chapters written by different authors (see table of contents below). The rest of the book deals with multiple games of the franchise, from Adventu...re of Link to Ocarina to Twilight Princess.
It's true that sometimes the same game is mentioned more than once. This is because the game is approached from multiple angles philosophically. For example, Chapter 12 talks about A Link to the Past in terms of its status as art, whereas Chapter 19 talks about A Link to the Past in terms of its representation of the princess Zelda herself.Read More
What you read from amazon is an excerpt of the first chapter: there are 20 chapters written by different authors (see table of contents below). The rest of the book deals with multiple games of the franchise, from Adventu...re of Link to Ocarina to Twilight Princess.
It's true that sometimes the same game is mentioned more than once. This is because the game is approached from multiple angles philosophically. For example, Chapter 12 talks about A Link to the Past in terms of its status as art, whereas Chapter 19 talks about A Link to the Past in terms of its representation of the princess Zelda herself.Read More
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy
Jeromy, you still had the parry mastered before you fought Ganondorf right? The author of that first chapter is implying that the parry attack has to be mastered BY THE TIME you reach the end; you could have mastered it at any point along the way.
Try reading further in that chapter, I think you'll find that it goes beyond any ideas about the easiness or hardness of Ganondorf.
The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy I want to thank all of you fans for your interest in this book; I'm glad you all love the series as much as I do. Since I've seen a couple of posts asking if the book is out yet, I just want to assure you that it is. You should be able to find it at any Borders or Barnes and Noble (and any associated stores). You can also order it from amazon.
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