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Contents
- Introduction: Philosophy of Death BEN BRADLEY, FRED FELDMAN, and JENS JOHANSSON
- When Do Things Die?CODY GILMORE
- Death and the Disintegration of PersonalityFRED FELDMAN
- The Person and the CorpseERIC T. OLSON
- Personal Identity and the Survival of DeathDEAN ZIMMERMAN
- The Evil of Death: What Can Metaphysics Contribute?THEODORE SIDER
- Death and Eternal RecurrenceLARS BERGSTRÖM
- Death in Socrates, Plato, and AristotleGARETH B. MATTHEWS
- When Death Is There, We Are Not: Epicurus on Pleasure and DeathPHILLIP MITSIS
- The Badness of Death and the Goodness of LifeJOHN BROOME
- The Symmetry ProblemROY SORENSEN
- The Timing ProblemJENS JOHANSSON
- Death, Value, and DesireCHRISTOPHER BELSHAW
- Death and Rational EmotionKAI DRAPER
- Retroactive Harms and WrongsSTEVEN LUPER
- ImmortalityJOHN MARTIN FISCHER
- The Makropulos Case RevisitedReflections on Immortality and AgencyCONNIE S. ROSATI
- The Wrongness of Killing and the Badness of DeathMATTHEW HANSER
- Abortion and DeathDON MARQUIS
- The Morality of Killing in War: Some Traditional and Nontraditional ViewsF. M. KAMM
- The Significance of Death for AnimalsALASTAIR NORCROSS
- Capital PunishmentTORBJÖRN TÄNNSJÖ