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“Disability in Westeros” in The Ultimate Game of Thrones and Philosophy, ed. Eric Silverman and Robert Arp (Open Court, 2016)

“Fate on the Discworld and Roundworld: A Conversation Between Death and Lu-Tze”
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“The Golden Man” in Philip K. Dick and Philosophy, ed. D E. Wittkower (Open Court, 2011)

“It Doesn’t Matter What We Do: Whatever Happened Happened” in The Ultimate Lost and Philosophy, ed. Sharon Kaye (Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series, 2010)

“Destiny in Harry Potter”, in The Ultimate Harry Potter and Philosophy: Hogwarts for Muggles, ed. Greg Bassham (Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series, 2010)

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“Mutants and the Metaphysics of Race”
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