Introduction: The Rise of the Philosophers.
I. LIFE AFTER HUMANITY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Chapter 1: The Terminator Wins: Is the Extinction of the Human Race the End of People, or Just the Beginning? (Greg Littmann).
Chapter 2: True Man or Tin Man? How Descartes and Sarah Connor Tell a Man from a Machine (George Dunn).
Chapter 3: It Stands to Reason: Skynet and Self-Preservation (Josh Weisberg).
Chapter 4: Un-Terminated: The Integration of the Machines (Jesse W. Butler).
II. WOMEN AND REVOLUTIONARIES.
Chapter 5: "I Know Now Why You Cry": Terminator 2, Moral Philosophy, and Feminism (Harry Chotiner).
Chapter 6: Sarah Connor's Stain (Jennifer Culver).
Chapter 7: James Cameron's Marxist Revolution (Jeffrey Ewing).
III. CHANGING WHAT'S ALREADY HAPPENED.
Chapter 8: Bad Timing: The Metaphysics of The Terminator (Robert Delfino and Kenneth Sheahan).
Chapter 9: Time for the Terminator: Philosophical Themes of the Resistance (Justin Leiber).
Chapter 10: Changing the Future: Fate and the Terminator (Kristie Lynn Miller).
Chapter 11: Judgment Day is Inevitable: Hegel and the Futility of Changing History (Jason Blahuta).
IV. THE ETHICS OF TERMINATION.
Chapter 12: What's So Terrible About Judgment Day? (Wayne Yuen).
Chapter 13: The War to End All Wars? Killing Your Defense System (Phillip Seng).
Chapter 14: Self-Termination: Suicide, Self-Sacrifice, and the Terminator (Daniel P. Malloy).
Chapter 15: What's So Bad about Being Terminated (Jason T. Eberl).
Chapter 16: Should John Connor Save the World? (Peter Fosl).
V. BEYOND THE NEURAL NET.
Chapter 17: "You Gotta Listen to How People Talk": Machines and Natural Language (Jacob Berger and Kyle Ferguson).
Chapter 18: Terminating Ambiguity: The Perplexing Case of "The" (Richard Brown).
Chapter 19: Wittgenstein and What's Inside the Terminator's Head (Antti Kuusela).
Future Leaders of the Resistance.
Skynet's Database.
Index.
