Science Fiction and the Moral Imagination
Narrated by John Lescault
The Science and Fiction Series
- Released
- May 4, 2021
- Length
- 8 hrs 42 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Blackstone Publishing
Russell Blackford's book explores the relationship between science fiction and humanity's moral imagination, examining how technological and scientific advances inspire visions of radically different futures. As science fiction depicts concepts like space societies and conscious machines, it also raises new ethical challenges. Blackford identifies and discusses these emerging moral issues, offering insights that will appeal to enthusiasts of philosophy, science fiction, or the intersection of both.
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