Tarantino's films: what are they about and what can we learn from them? / Bruce Russell
Stuntman Mike, simulation, and sadism in death proof / Aaron C. Anderson
Unleashing Nietzsche on the tragic infrastructure of Tarantino's Reservoir dogs / Travis Anderson
The moral lives of Reservoir dogs / James H. Spence
Revenge and mercy in Tarantino / David Kyle Johnson
"I'm a bad person" : Beatrix Kiddo's rampage and virtue / Rachel Robison
A sword of righteousness : Kill Bill and the ethics of vengeance / Timothy Dean Roth
Stuck in the middle with you : Mr. Blonde and retributive justice / Joseph Ulatowski
"I didn't know you liked the Delfonics": knowledge and pragmatism in Jackie Brown / K. Silem Mohammad
Vinnie's very bad day : twisting the tale of time in Pulp fiction / Randall E. Auxier
Coke into Pepsi : the miracle in Pulp fiction / Keith Allen Korcz
Quentin Tarantino and the ex-convict's dilemma / Richard Greene
Kill Bill : Tarantino's oedipal play / Mark T. Conard
Travolta's Elvis man and the Nietzschean superman / Bence Nanay and Ian Schnee
Could Beatrix Kiddo reach enlightenment? traces of Buddhist philosophy in Kill Bill / Luke Cuddy and Michael Bruce.
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Quentin Tarantino and philosophy : how to philosophize with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch. ISBN 9780812696349. Published by Open Court in 2007. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
