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    Double, Richard. 1976. The Inconclusiveness of Kripke’s Argument against the Identity Theory.” Auslegung. A Journal of Philosophy 3(3): 156–165.
    Double, Richard. 1979. Taylor’s Refutation of Epiphenomenalism.” Journal of Critical Analysis 8: 23–28.
    Double, Richard. 1981. Central state materialism.” Philosophical Studies (Maynooth) 28: 229–237.
    Double, Richard. 1983a. Nagel’s Argument That Mental Properties are Nonphysical.” Philosophy Research Archives 9: 217–222.
    Double, Richard. 1983b. Searle, Programs and Functionalism.” Nature and System 5: 107–114.
    Double, Richard. 1985. Phenomenal Properties.” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 46: 383–392.
    Double, Richard. 1987. The Computational Model of the Mind and Philosophical Functionalism.” Behaviorism 15: 131–139.
    Double, Richard. 1989. Puppeteers, Hypnotists, and Neurosurgeons.” Philosophical Studies 56: 163–173.
    Double, Richard. 1991a. The Non-Reality of Free Will. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
    Double, Richard. 1991b. Determinism and the Experience of Freedom.” Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 72: 1–8.
    Double, Richard. 1992. How Rational Must Free Will Be? Metaphilosophy 23: 268–278.
    Double, Richard. 1994. How to Frame the Free Will Problem.” Philosophical Studies 75: 149–172.
    Double, Richard. 1996. Metaphilosophy and Free Will. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
    Double, Richard. 1999. Morality, Impartiality, and What We Can Ask of Persons.” American Philosophical Quarterly 36(2): 149–158.
    Double, Richard. 2002. Metaethics, Metaphilosophy, and Free Will Subjectivism.” in The Oxford Handbook of Free Will, edited by Robert H. Kane, pp. 506–528. Oxford Handbooks. New York: Oxford University Press. Second edition: Kane (2011), doi:10.1093/oxfordhb/9780195178548.001.0001.
    Double, Richard. 2004. The Ethical Advantages of Free Will Subjectivism.” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 69(2): 411–422.