A philosophical survival kit in the tradition of the Enchiridion of the Stoic Epictetus, for use with the baccalaureate, or just life in general.

This little manual of metaphysics introduces readers to philosophy through pop culture, whether for the first time, as a study guide, or as a refresher course. The first chapter is a manifesto for pop philosophy (the author fully assumes all political, pedagogical, and social implications). A series of short chapters follows, each addressing one or two major philosophical questions pop culture has examined, much as in Chaillan's previous book, They Lived Philosophically and Made Many People Happy.