Part I: The nuts and bolts of Tony Stark. The stark madness of technology / George A. Dunn
The technological subversion of technology : Tony Stark, Heidegger, and the subject of resistance / Rocco Gangle
The literal making of a superhero / Travis N. Rieder
Part II: Wearing the armor responsibly. Can Iron Man atone for Tony Stark's wrongs? / Christopher Robichaud
Did Iron Man kill Captain America? / Mark D. White
Fate at the bottom of a bottle : alcohol and Tony Stark / Ron Novy
Part III: The iron age : Tony Stark's role in society. Tony Stark and "the gospel of wealth" / Andrew Terjesen
[Tradmark symbol] and [copyright symbol] Stark industries : Iron Man and property rights / Daniel P. Malloy
Tony Stark, philosopher king of the future? / Tony Spanakos
Part IV: The mind inside the Iron Man. Iron Man in a Chinese room : does living armor think? / Ron Novy
Flexing his intelligence : Tony Stark's brainy brawn / Phillip S. Seng
Does Tony Stark have an iron will? / Mark D. White
Part V: The virtue of an avenger. Does Tony Stark use a moral compass? / Sarah K. Donovan and Nicholas P. Richardson
Flawed heroes and courageous villains : Plato, Aristotle, and Iron Man on the unity of the virtues / Carsten Fogh Nielsen
"I have a good life" : Iron Man and the avenger school of virtue / Stephanie Patterson and Brett Patterson
Part VI: What it means to be an iron man. Iron Man and the problem of progress / David Valleau Curtis
Engendering justice in Iron Man / Rebecca Housel and Gary Housel
Iron Man's transcendent challenge / Stephen Faller.
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Iron Man and philosophy : facing the Stark reality. ISBN 9780470482186. Published by Wiley in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
