Plato The Major's Cabin Aristotle Hellenism The Postcards Two Cultures The Middle Ages The Renaissance The Baroque Descartes Spinoza Locke Hume Berkeley Bjerkely The Enlightenment Kant Romanticism Hegel Kierkegaard Marx Darwin Freud Our Own Time The Garden Party Counterpoint The Big Bang Analysis and criticism Translations The book has been translated into several languages, including Portuguese, Persian, Bengali, English, Hindustani (Hindi and Urdu), French, German and Chinese. Below are mentioned the names and translators of the translations. Portuguese: João Azenha Jr, O Mundo de Sofia English: Paulette Miller, Sophie's World Persian: Hassan Kamshad,دنیای سوفی ,1997, Niloofar Publications Russian: Юстейн Гордер, Мир Софии, 2000, translated by Tatyana Dobronitskaya Hindustani: Satyapaal Goswami, Sofi ki Sansaar (hindi); Shahid Hameed, Sufi ki duniya (urdu) turkish: Sofi'nin dünyası Bengali: G.H. Habib, সফির জগৎ 中文: 萧宝森, 苏菲的世界 Adaptations Movie In 1999 Sophie's World was adapted into a Norwegian movie by screenwriter Petter Skavlan. It was not widely released outside of Norway. Kjersti Holmen won an Amanda Award for her role in the movie. Television The 1999 movie was also presented as an eight-part TV series in Australia and Iceland, again scripted by Petter Skavlan. It was also adapted for television in 1995 by Paul Greengrass and shown on the BBC as part of The Late Show. This version starred Jessica Marshall-Gardiner as Sophie, Jim Carter as Alberto Knox, and Twiggy as Sophie's Mother. Board game In 1999 it was made into a board game by Robert Hyde and Ken Howard, and published by Sophisticated Games Ltd. The game involves answering trivia on famous philosophers and requires players to talk for several minutes on philosophical topics such as animal rights. Computer game In 1998 it was adapted into a PC and Mac CD-ROM game by The MultiMedia Corporation. The game allows players to learn about philosophy as in the book, while adapting the metafiction elements for a virtual world. Music English space rock band Spiritualized named their 1997 studio album Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space after a line in the novel. Chinese math rock indie band Baby Formula's self-titled album has a track called "Sophie's World（苏菲的世界)". Censorship In the Xiao Baosen-translated Chinese version (Simplified Chinese) published by Writers Publishing House, parts of the content related to Karl Marx were deleted according to the requirements of the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China, such as the last 32 paragraphs in the Marx