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Film as Philosophy in Memento: Reforming Wartenberg’s Imposition Objection
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Grief Time: Feeling Philosophy in Inception
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Conflicting Moral Arguments in Pedro Almodóvar’s Hable con Ella
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I Have Been And Always Shall Be Your Friend
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The Moral Implications of Gettysburg
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How Movies Do Philosophy
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What in the World Distinguishes Fiction from Nonficton Film?
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The Madness of God: The Schizosign in Shutter Island
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Wonder Boys: Righting Our Lives by Writing the Story
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Film as Ethical Philosophy, and the Question of Philosophical Arguments in Film: A Reading of The Tree of Life
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Editor’s Introduction
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Ideology, Socratic elenchus, and Inglourious Basterds
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The Existential Hitchcock
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The Meaning of Life and the “Pottersville Test”: A Reply to Aaron Smuts
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Reply to Elliott: In Defense of the Good Cause Account
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The Last Word on Pottersville
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Imagination and Film
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Gender Tourism in Feature Films: The Case of Transamerica
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The Men of Talk to Her
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Film as Heideggerian Art?: A Reassessment of Heidegger, Film, and His Connection to Terrence Malick
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