I find it strange that in the wake of a series of U.S. origin Lost in broadcast television began to open in Argentina, now begin to talk about this program when I see and I am a fanatic of him long ago. With that I do not want to go into that group of people who say "I saw him first," but noted that even premiered three years after its inception, the series had the same impact on the Argentine public at that time before the world.
In reference to this, I wanted to emphasize a very good article written in journal Ñ by Santiago Bardotti in which the journalist examines the philosophical references in this story and the phenomenon they generate in the audience. In the same note, another journalist named Andres Hax highlights another side of the story: how difficult it will give an end to not disappoint the fans.
"Lost is about ignorance and knowledge in decision making. It is about chance and necessity. The destination. Forms of legitimate and illegitimate to accept it. Lost is also the story of the return to home, "said Bardotti. I could cite many more lines, but better to read the full note.
:: Philosophy in the desert island
