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Film and Philosophy
Volume 16, 2012
Ethics and Existentialism II
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Who Would You Be in a Zombie Apocalypse?
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The Nights of Cabiria as a Camusian Existentialist Text
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Sartre’s Existential Analysis of Moral Dilemmas through Gone Baby Gone
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Epistemology as Ethics: Skepticism in Blade Runner
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Rooting for the Fascists in James Cameron’s Avatar
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Charles W. Mills
Blacker Than Noir
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In and Out of Character
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Film Noir, Realism, and the Ghettocentric Film
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Response to My Critics
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