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Acknowledgments: They Left It Entirely in My Hands ix
Introduction: A Rorschach Test 1
Part 1 The Politics of Power: Who Watches The Watchmen?
1 The Superman Exists, and He's American: Morality in the Face of Absolute Power Christopher Robichaud 5
2 Can We Steer This Rudderless World? Kant, Rorschach, Retributivism, and Honor Jacob M. Held 19
3 Super-Vigilantes and the Keene Act Tony Spanakos 33
4 Superheroes and Supermen: Finding Nietzsche's Ubermensch in Watchmen J. Keeping 47
Part 2 The Veidt Plan: Watchmen and Ethics
5 Means, Ends, and the Critique of Pure Superheroes J. Robert Loftis 63
6 The Virtues of Nite Owl's Potbelly Mark D. White 79
7 Rorschach: When Telling the Truth Is Wrong Alex Nuttall 91
Part 3 The Metaphysics of Dr. Manhattan
8 Dr. Manhattan, I Presume? James DiGiovanna 103
9 A Timely Encounter: Dr. Manhattan and Henri Bergson Christopher M. Drohan 115
10 Free Will and Foreknowledge: Does Jon Really Know What Laurie Will Do Next, and Can She Do Otherwise? Arthur Ward 125
11 I'm Just a Puppet Who Can See the Strings: Dr. Manhattan as a Stoic Sage Andrew Terjesen 137
Part 4 This is Not Your Father's Comic Book
12 "Why Don't You Go Read a Book or Something?" Watchmen as Literature Aaron Meskin 157
13 Watchwomen Sarah Donovan Nick Richardson 173
14 Hooded Justice and Captain Metropolis: The Ambiguously Gay Duo Robert Arp 185
15 What's So Goddamned Funny? The Comedian and Rorschach on Life's Way Taneli Kukkonen 197
Contributors: Who Writes about the Watchmen? 215
Index: After the Masquerade 221
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