The philosophy of the Coen brothers

Raising Arizona as an American comedy / Richard Gilmore

The human comedy perpetuates itself : nihilism and comedy in Coen neo-noir / Thomas S. Hibbs

Philosophies of comedy in O brother, where art thou? / Douglas McFarland

No country for old men : the Coens' tragic western / Richard Gilmore

Deceit, desire, and dark comedy : postmodern dead ends in Blood simple / Alan Woolfolk

"And it's such a beautiful day!" : shame and Fargo / Rebecca Hanrahan and David Stearns

Justice, power, and love : the political philosophy of Intolerable cruelty / Shai Biderman and William J. Devlin

Ethics, heart, and violence in Miller's Crossing / Bradley L. Herling

"Takin' 'er easy for all us sinners" : laziness as a virtue in The big Lebowski / Matthew K. Douglass and Jerry L. Walls

No country for old men as moral philosophy / Douglas McFarland

Heidegger and the problem of interpretation in Barton Fink / Mark T. Conard

The past is now : history and The Hudsucker proxy / Paul Coughlin

"A homespun murder story" : film noir and the problem of modernity in Fargo / Jerold J. Abrams

"What kind of man are you?" : the Coen brothers and existentialist role playing / Richard Gaughran

Being the barber : Kierkegaardian despair in The man who wasn't there / Karen D. Hoffman

Thinking beyond the failed community : Blood simple and The man who wasn't there / R. Barton Palmer.