Open Court
The Undead and Philosophy: Chicken Soup for the Soulless; ca. 2006
The Badness of Undeath; Res Corporealis; "She’s Not Your Mother Anymore, She’s A Zombie!": Zombies, Value, and Personal Identity; Dead Serious: Evil and the Ontology of the Undead; Zombies, Blade Runner, and the Mind-Body Problem; Heidegger the Vampire Slayer: The Undead and Fundamental Ontology; When There’s No More Room in Hell, the Dead Will Shop the Earth: Romero and Aristotle on Zombies, Happiness and Consumption; Zombies, Rest and Motion: Spinoza and the Speed of Undeath; Zombie Gladiators; Should Vampires Be Held Accountable for Their Bloodthirsty Behavior?; The Bloody Connection Between Vampires; Damned if You Do, Damned if You Don’t: Vampires and the Hedonistic Paradox; Deserving to Be a Vampire: The Ethical and Existential Elements of Vampirism; The Political Economy of Non-Coercive Vampire Lifestyles; Rousseau and the Vampires: Toward a Political Philosophy of the Undead; The Undead Martyr: Sex, Death, and Revolution in George Romero’s Zombie Films; When They Aren’t Eating Us, They Bring Us Together: Zombies and the American Social Contract; The Fear of Fear Itself: The Philosophy of Halloween; "Powerful, Beautiful, and WIthout Regret": Femininity, Masculinity, and the Vampire Aesthetic
Richard Greene, William S. Larkin, Hamish Thompson, Manuel Vargas, Larry Hauser, Adam Barrows, Matthew Walker, K. Silem Mohammad, Dale Jacquette, John Draeger, Wayne Yuen, Robert Arp, Ted M. Preston, Douglas Glen Whitman, Phillip Cole, Simon Clark, Leah A. Murray, Noel Carroll, Joan Grassbaugh Forry