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David Dennen

David Dennen

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Jun 7, 2025

Fiction of Planescape: The Blood Wars Trilogy

The Blood Wars Trilogy by J. Robert King comprises the first official novels set in the Planescape setting.

Fiction of Planescape: The Blood Wars Trilogy

David Dennen

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Jun 6, 2025

Fiction of Planescape: “Fire and Dust”

On the novel “Fire and Dust” (1995) by James Alan Gardner.

Fiction of Planescape: “Fire and Dust”

David Dennen

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Mar 27, 2025

Fiction of Planescape: “The Analects of Sigil”

On the Zeb Cook story “The Analects of Sigil” (1994)

Fiction of Planescape: “The Analects of Sigil”

David Dennen

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Mar 14, 2025

On Ethical Dilemmas in Videogames and Literature

Do art and games influence our practical behavior, such as our ability to resolve ethical dilemmas?

On Ethical Dilemmas in Videogames and Literature

David Dennen

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Aug 25, 2024

Fiction of Planescape: “The Plane Truth”

We begin our voyage into Planescape fiction with a short but suggestive story by David “Zeb” Cook.

Fiction of Planescape: “The Plane Truth”

David Dennen

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Aug 25, 2024

Fiction of Planescape: Introduction

Introduction to a series on the novels and other fiction of D&D’s Planescape setting.

Fiction of Planescape: Introduction

David Dennen

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Aug 11, 2024

Videogames Are Not Art. But They Are Important.

It’s fairly common to hear videogame scholars describe videogames as art. In fact, there are whole books and articles arguing that…

Videogames Are Not Art. But They Are Important.

David Dennen

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May 22, 2024

Emergence and Consciousness Reconsidered

So what is emergence? First of all, forget all those fancy concepts you may have heard about in connection with emergence.

Emergence and Consciousness Reconsidered

David Dennen

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Jan 27, 2024

Introduction to the “Reading Dewey’s Logic” Video Series

To my mind, John Dewey is the greatest philosopher the United States has produced. He is simply unmatched in terms of the range of…

Introduction to the “Reading Dewey’s Logic” Video Series

David Dennen

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Dec 14, 2023

Some Logico-Empirical Aspects of the Phrase “Could Have Acted Otherwise”

Free will (and thus moral responsibility) has often been defined by the criterion that “one could have acted/done otherwise.”

Some Logico-Empirical Aspects of the Phrase “Could Have Acted Otherwise”

David Dennen

David Dennen

assistant professor of applied English at Chihlee University of Technology / researcher and writer on mind, language, literature, and morality

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