To call this collection multidisciplinary is an understatement, with academics from fields as diverse as theology, statistics, and biology all examining different aspects of chance. I particularly liked the piece from Olivier Hekster on the role of chance in history, as well as the section by Christoph Lüthy and Carla Rita Palmerino analyzing the conceptual and historical roots of chance. While many of the contributions in areas where I have some expertise were more basic than I'd like, this is still an excellent collection on a fundamental concept that gets far too little attention. Highly recommend