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Belshaw, Christopher (2020). The Value and Meaning of Life. Routledge.

Belshaw, Christopher (2014). The Value of Life. The Open University.

Belshaw, Christopher (2009). Annihilation: the sense and significance of death. Stocksfield, UK: Acumen Publishing.

Belshaw, Christopher (2005). 10 good questions about life and death. Blackwell Publishing.

Belshaw, Christopher (2001). Environmental philosophy: reason, nature and human concern. UK, Canada: Acumen and McGill-Queens University Press.

Belshaw, Christopher and Kemp, Gary eds. (2009). 12 Modern Philosophers. Chichester: John Wiley and Sons Ltd.

Belshaw, Christopher (2021). Life. In: Byerly, T. Ryan ed. Death, Immortality and Eternal Life. Routledge, pp. 134–148.

Belshaw, Christopher (2016). Victims. In: Cholbi, Michael ed. Immortality and the Philosophy of Death. Rowman & Littlefield, pp. 3–20.

Belshaw, Christopher (2015). Death, Pain, and Animal Life. In: Višak, Tatjana and Garner, Robert eds. The Ethics of Killing Animals. Oxford University Press, pp. 32–50.

Belshaw, Christopher (2015). Meat. In: Bramble, Ben and Fischer, Bob eds. The Moral Complexities of Eating Meat. Oxford University Press, pp. 9–29.

Belshaw, Christopher (2012). Death, value and desire. In: Feldman, Fred; Bradley, Ben and Johannsen, Jens eds. The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Death. Oxford Handbooks in Philosphy. Oxford, UK: OUP.

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Belshaw, Christopher (2009). Teaching ethics in universities and teaching professional ethics. In: Strain, John; Barnett, Ronald and Jarvis, Peter eds. Universities, Ethics and Professions. London/New York: Routledge, pp. 113–125.

Belshaw, Chris (2003). Landscape, parks, wilderness. In: Bingham, Nick; Blowers, Andrew and Belshaw, Chris eds. Contested Environments. Wiley.

Belshaw, Christopher (2002). Death, brains, and persons. In: Fisher, Robert N.; Primozic, Daniel T.; Day, Peter A. and Thompson, Joel A. eds. Suffering, Death and Identity. Value Inquiry Book Series/Personalist Studies (135). Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi, pp. 141–154.

Belshaw, Christopher (2015). Immortality, Memory and Imagination. The Journal of Ethics, 19(3-4) pp. 323–348.

Belshaw, Christopher (2014). What's wrong with the Experience Machine? European Journal of Philosophy, 22(4) pp. 573–592.

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Belshaw, Christopher (2012). A new argument for anti-natalism. South African Journal of Philosophy, 31(1) pp. 117–137.

Belshaw, Christopher (2012). Harm, change and time. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 37(5) pp. 425–444.

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Belshaw, Christopher (2011). Animals, identity and persistence. Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 89(3) pp. 401–419.

Belshaw, Christopher (2010). Privacy, confidentiality and harm. Nursing Ethics, 17(1) pp. 133–134.

Belshaw, Christopher (2006). My Beginnings. The Monist, 89(3) pp. 371–389.

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Belshaw, Christopher (2003). More lives, better lives. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 6(2) pp. 127–141.

Belshaw, Christopher (2000). Later Death/Earlier Birth. Midwest Studies in Philosophy, 24 pp. 69–83.

Belshaw, Christopher (2000). Death, Pain and Time. Philosophical Studies, 97(3) pp. 317–341.

Belshaw, Christopher (2000). Identity and Disability. Journal of Applied Philosophy, 17(3) pp. 263–276.

Belshaw, Christopher (1998). Gold. Theoria, 13(3) pp. 415–426.

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Belshaw, Christopher (1997). Abortion, Value and the Sanctity of Life. Bioethics, 11(2) pp. 130–150.

Belshaw, Christopher (1993). Asymmetry and Non-Existence. Philosophical Studies, 70(1) pp. 103–116.

Belshaw, Christopher (1989). Hume and Demonstrative Knowledge. Hume Studies, 15(1) pp. 141–162.

Belshaw, Christopher (1989). Scepticism and madness. Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 67(4) pp. 447–451.