While watching Tomorrow Never Dies  for about the fifth time last night, it occurred to me that there should be an attempt by philosophers to publish papers that exhaustively use Bond movies in their collective titles.  With my vodka martini--yes, shaken, not stirred--literally in hand, here are some suggestions:

Casino Royale:  Face-Cards, the Joker, and Conditional Probability

 Live and Let Die:  The Ethics of Palliative Care for the Terminally Ill

 Moonraker:  Essentialism and Selenium: An Example

 Diamonds Are Forever:  Modal Possibility and Transfinite Temporal Extension

 From Russia with Love:  Cultural Relativism and Emotivism

 Dr. No:  Prospects for a Logic Based Only on Negation

 Goldfinger:  Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity

 From a View to a Kill:  Active Euthanasia Reconsidered

 For Your Eyes Only:  The Qualia Argument and Solipsism

 Quantum of Solace:  Antirealism and Argumentative Satisfaction

 Thunderball:  Leibniz’s Law and Elmo’s Fire

 The Spy Who Loved Me:  Gender and Fictional Reference

 On Her Majesty’s Secret Service:  Monarchy, Anarchy, and Undermining Democracy

 You Only Live Twice:  Hick, Parfit, and Resurrection

 The Man with the Golden Gun:  Reply to “Goldfinger:  Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity ”

 Octupussy:  Dispositional Third Powers Defined and Considered

 The Living Daylights:  Diurnalism, Bivalence, and Surprise

 Never Say Never Again:  Double Negation and Assertion

 License to Kill:  Consequentialism  and Palliative Motives:  Reply to “Live and Let Die:  The Ethics of Palliative Care for the Terminally Ill”

 GoldenEye:   Rejoinder to “The Man with the Golden Gun:  Reply to 'Goldfinger:  Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity ' ”

 Tomorrow Never Dies:  Presentism and Anticipation

 The World Is Not Enough:  Actualism’s Emptiness

 Die Another Day:  The Paradox of Resuscitation Cases

 Skyfall:  A Bayesian Take on Chicken Little Predictions