Stephen King and philosophy

Introduction: On Writing Popular Philosophy / Jacob M. Held

There is no God in Desperation: Tak and the Problem of Evil / Jacob M. Held and C. Taylor Sutton

Female Subjectivity in Carrie / Kellye Byal

"Sometimes Dead is Better": King, Daedalus, Dragon-Tyrants, and Deathism / Katherine Allen

"Gan is Dead": Nietzsche and Roland's Eternal Recurrence / Garret Merriam

Rāma of Gilead: Hindu Philosophy in The Dark Tower / Matthew A. Butkus

What's Wrong with Roland? Utilitarianism and the Dark Tower / Greg Littman

Stephen King and Aristotelian Friendship: An Analysis of The Body and Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption / Bertha Alvarez Manninen

Propaganda and Pedagogy for Apt Pupils / Michael K. Potter and Cam Cobb

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Shining's Overlook Hotel as Heterotopia / Elizabeth Hornbeck

Broadcast Dystopia: Power and Violence in The Running Man and The Long Walk / Joseph J. Foy and Timothy M. Dale

Stephen King and the Art of Horror / Greg Littman

"You weren't hired to philosophize, Torrance": The Death of the Author in The Shining / Charles Bane

What Happens to the Present When it Becomes the Past: Time Travel and the Nature of Time in The Langoliers / Paul R. Daniels

Notes on Foreknowledge, Truthmaking, and Counterfactuals from The Dead Zone / Tuomas W. Manninen

Time Belongs to the Tower / Randall Auxier

Ur 88,416 / Randall Auxier

From Desperation to Haven: Horror, Compassion, and Arthur Schopenhauer / Jacob M. Held.