Publications

Forthcoming

Forthcoming. “Cheap Empathy: Sam Lipsyte'S The Ask”. In Empathy And The Aesthetic Mind. Bloomsbury.

Forthcoming. “Philosophy Learns From Performance: Imaginative Resistance”. In Philosophy, Analytic Aesthetics, And Theatre. Routledge (under contract).

Forthcoming. “Imagination, Creativity, And Acting”. In Oxford Handbook Of Imagination And Creativity.

2021

Tzachi Zamir. 2021. “Role Playing”. In Entertaining The Idea: Shakespeare, Performance, And Philosophy, Pp. 19-28. Toronto: Toronto UP.

2019

Tzachi Zamir. 2019. “&Quot;Justice: Some Reflections On Measure For Measure&Quot;”. In The Routledge Companion To Shakespeare And Philosophy, Pp. 279-287. New York: Routledge. . Publisher's Version

2017

2017. “Giving Focus”. In The Philosophy Of Theatre, Drama And Acting. Rowman & Littlefield. . Publisher's Version

2016

Tzachi Zamir. 2016. “Ethics And Shakespearean Tragedy”. In The Oxford Handbook Of Shakespearean Tragedy, Pp. 71-88. Oxford UK: Oxford University Press. . Publisher's Version

2015

Tzachi Zamir. 2015. “The Inner Paradise”. In The Philosophy Of Poetry, Pp. 205-231. Oxford UK: Oxford University Press. . Publisher's Version

2013

Tzachi Zamir. 2013. “Pornography And Acting”. In Pornographic Art And The Aesthetics Of Pornography, Pp. 75-99. Palgrave Macmillan UK.

2012

Tzachi Zamir. 2012. “Philosophy”. In The Oxford Handbook Of Shakespeare, Pp. 623-640. Oxford, England: Oxford UP.

2011

Tzachi Zamir. 2011. “The Fool, The Blind And The Jew”. In Shakespeare And Moral Agency, Pp. 142-158. Bloomsbury Publishing. https://books.google.co.il/books/about/Shakespeare_and_Moral_Agency.html?id=Sh6hLWXhEU0C&source=kp_cover&redir_esc=y. Publisher's Version

Tzachi Zamir. 2011. “Literary Works And Animal Ethics”. In The Oxford Handbook Of Animal Ethics. Oxford: Oxford Univ Pr. . Publisher's Version Abstract

The essay discusses moral dimensions of literary descriptions of animals. Topics covered include literary presentations of slaughter, of humans looking at animals (and vice versa), and of forms of attachment between humans and companion animals. Throughout, the essay aims to connect the portrayal of animals in literature with ongoing work in aesthetics on the moral contributions of literary works.

Cover Date: 2011. Source Information: Author: Beauchamp, Tom L (ed); Frey, R G (ed) 932-955,. Language: English. Journal Announcement: 46-1. Subject: ANIMAL; ANIMAL ETHICS; ANIMAL RIGHTS; LITERATURE; MORAL PHILOSOPHY. Update Code: 20150211.

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