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Introductory memo: A note to our suppliers in the US and the UK : support philosophy, it uses lots of paper!
A note to bitter Brits and confused Americans...
The dundies : some awards for making this book possible
Memo 1: paper thin morality
Screws and nails : paper tigers and moral monsters in The office (US) / J. Jeremy Wisnewski
Flirting in The office : what can Jim and Pam's romantic antics teach us about moral philosophy? (US) / Mark D. White
Can Michael ever learn? empathy and the self-other gap (US) / Andrew Terjesen
Leaving the dice alone : pointlessness and helplessness at Wernham-Hogg (UK) / Wim Vandekerckhove and Eva E. Tsahuridu
The virtues of humor : what The office can teach us about Aristotle's ethics (UK) / Sean McAleer
Memo 2: know thyself!
Pam and Jim on the make : the epistemology of self-deception (US) / Stefanie Rocknak
What Dwight doesn't know can't hurt him
or can it? deception and self-deception in The office (US) / Randall M. Jensen
Authenticity or happiness? Michael Scott and the ethics of self-deception (US) / Jonathan Evans and Peter Murphy
Humiliation in The office (and at home) (US) / John Elia
Memo 3: funny and not-so-funny business
Laughter between distraction and awakening : Marxist themes in The office (US) / Michael Bray
Being-in-The office : Sartre, the look, and the viewer (US) / Matthew P. Meyer and Gregory J. Schneider
A boy who swims faster than a shark : Jean Baudrillard visits The office (UK) / Russell Manning
Memo 4: mind your business!
Stakeholders vs. stockholders in The office (US) / Rory E. Kraft, Jr.
Attacking with the north : affirmative action and The office (US) / David Kyle Johnson
Darkies, dwarves, and benders : political (in)correctness in The office (UK) / Thomas Nys
The hostile office : Michael as a sexual harasser (US) / Keith Dromm
The obscene watermark : corporate responsibility at Dunder-Mifflin (US) / David Kyle Johnson
Memo 5: philosophy at the water cooler...
For l'amour : love and friendship in The office (US) / Robert Arp and Jamie Watson
Look at the ears! the problem of natural kinds (UK) / Thomas Nys
Gareth Keenan investigates paraconsistent logic : the case of the missing Tim and the redundancy paradox (UK) / Morgan Luck
Being your self in The office (US) / Rick Mayock
Michael Scott is going to die (US) / Meg Lonergan and J. Jeremy Wisnewski.
A note to bitter Brits and confused Americans...
The dundies : some awards for making this book possible
Memo 1: paper thin morality
Screws and nails : paper tigers and moral monsters in The office (US) / J. Jeremy Wisnewski
Flirting in The office : what can Jim and Pam's romantic antics teach us about moral philosophy? (US) / Mark D. White
Can Michael ever learn? empathy and the self-other gap (US) / Andrew Terjesen
Leaving the dice alone : pointlessness and helplessness at Wernham-Hogg (UK) / Wim Vandekerckhove and Eva E. Tsahuridu
The virtues of humor : what The office can teach us about Aristotle's ethics (UK) / Sean McAleer
Memo 2: know thyself!
Pam and Jim on the make : the epistemology of self-deception (US) / Stefanie Rocknak
What Dwight doesn't know can't hurt him
or can it? deception and self-deception in The office (US) / Randall M. Jensen
Authenticity or happiness? Michael Scott and the ethics of self-deception (US) / Jonathan Evans and Peter Murphy
Humiliation in The office (and at home) (US) / John Elia
Memo 3: funny and not-so-funny business
Laughter between distraction and awakening : Marxist themes in The office (US) / Michael Bray
Being-in-The office : Sartre, the look, and the viewer (US) / Matthew P. Meyer and Gregory J. Schneider
A boy who swims faster than a shark : Jean Baudrillard visits The office (UK) / Russell Manning
Memo 4: mind your business!
Stakeholders vs. stockholders in The office (US) / Rory E. Kraft, Jr.
Attacking with the north : affirmative action and The office (US) / David Kyle Johnson
Darkies, dwarves, and benders : political (in)correctness in The office (UK) / Thomas Nys
The hostile office : Michael as a sexual harasser (US) / Keith Dromm
The obscene watermark : corporate responsibility at Dunder-Mifflin (US) / David Kyle Johnson
Memo 5: philosophy at the water cooler...
For l'amour : love and friendship in The office (US) / Robert Arp and Jamie Watson
Look at the ears! the problem of natural kinds (UK) / Thomas Nys
Gareth Keenan investigates paraconsistent logic : the case of the missing Tim and the redundancy paradox (UK) / Morgan Luck
Being your self in The office (US) / Rick Mayock
Michael Scott is going to die (US) / Meg Lonergan and J. Jeremy Wisnewski.