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Acknowledgments: "It's Like the Bread. How I Never Get Over Owing You for That." | |
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Introduction: Let The Hunger Games and Philosophy Begin! | |
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"Having An Eye For Beauty Isn't Necessarily A Weakness": The Art Of Resisting The Capitol | |
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"The Final Word on Entertainment": Mimetic and Monstrous Art in the Hunger Games | |
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"Somewhere between Hair Ribbons and Rainbows": How Even the Shortest Song Can Change the World | |
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"I Will Be Your Mockingjay": The Power and Paradox of Metaphor in the Hunger Games Trilogy | |
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"We're Fickle, Stupid Beings": Hungering For Morality In An Immoral World | |
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"The Odds Have Not Been Very Dependable of Late": Morality and Luck in the Hunger Games Trilogy | |
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The Joy of Watching Others Suffer: Schadenfreude and the Hunger Games | |
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"So Here I Am in His Debt Again": Katniss, Gifts, and Invisible Strings | |
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"I Am As Radiant As The Sun": The Natural, The Unnatural, And Not-So-Weird Science | |
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Competition and Kindness: The Darwinian World of the Hunger Games | |
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"No Mutt Is Good"-Really? Creating Interspecies Chimeras | |
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"Peeta Bakes. I Hunt.": What Katniss Can Teach Us About Love, Caring, And Gender | |
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Why Katniss Chooses Peeta: Looking at Love through a Stoic Lens | |
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"She Has No Idea. The Effect She Can Have.": Katniss and the Politics of Gender | |
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Sometimes the World Is Hungry for People Who Care: Katniss and the Feminist Care Ethic | |
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"As Long As You Can Find Yourself, You'll Never Starve": How To Be Yourself When It's All A Big Show | |
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Why Does Katniss Fail at Everything She Fakes? Being versus Seeming to Be in the Hunger Games Trilogy | |
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Who Is Peeta Mellark? The Problem of Identity in Panem | |
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"Here's Some Advice. Stay Alive.": A Tribute's Guide To The Morality And Logic Of Warfare | |
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"Safe to Do What?": Morality and the War of All against All in the Arena | |
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Starting Fires Can Get You Burned: The Just-War Tradition and the Rebellion against the Capitol | |
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The Tribute's Dilemma: The Hunger Games and Game Theory | |
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"It Must Be Very Fragile If A Handful Of Berries Can Bring It Down": The Political Philosophy Of Coriolanus Snow | |
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Discipline and the Docile Body: Regulating Hungers in the Capitol | |
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"All of This Is Wrong": Why One of Rome's Greatest Thinkers Would Despise the Capitol | |
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Class Is in Session: Power and Privilege in Panem | |
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Contributors: Our Resistance Squadron | |
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Index: "A List in My Head of Every Act of Goodness I've Seen Someone Do" | |