Downton Abbey and Philosophy: Thinking in That Manor

Contents
Of the Simple and Complex
I. FINDING YOUR PLACE
	1. Finding the Meaning of Life in Downton Abbey
	2. I May Be a Socialist, But I\'m Not a Lunatic
	3. Matthew\'s Dark Side
	4. Finding One\'s Place and Being Useful
II. MINDING MANNERS AND MAKING DO
	5. The Morality of Manners
	6. Keeping It under Control
	7. Disabled at Downton
III. WHAT CAN WE KNOW?
	8. Lie Is So Unmusical a Word
	9. Why Did Lady Sybil Die?
	10. Does Bates Know Who Raped Anna?
	11. What Mary Didn\'t Know
IV. CHANGE AND MEMORY
	12. Should We Really Care About the Crawleys?
	13. Topophilia; or, How We Got Hooked on Downton
	14. Things Can Happen That Nobody Could Imagine Only a Few Years Ago
	15. Memories.  In the End, Is That All There Is?
	16. Female Integrity in Times of Change
	17. Downton Abbey as Eternal Recurrence
V. WAR
	18. Wondering What It\'s All For
	19. Of Downton and Drones
	20. Masters and Servants and Soldiers
VI. LOVE AND BELIEF
	21. God-Talk at the Abbey
	22. Lady Edith and the Trials of the Modern Woman
	23. Justice in Love
	24. Climbing the Ladder of Love
References
Household Staff
Index