Serracino Inglott published two principal philosophical texts ("Beginning Philosophy" 1987 and "Peopled Silence" 1995). Additionally, he wrote and expressed himself in the media on a variety of subjects (notably on biotechnology and human rights [https://web.archive.org/web/20070927122704/http://www.parliament.gov.mt/information/Papers/Biotechnolog.htm]) but the Mediterranean region stands out as a leitmotif in his thought and core interest. His study of language led to him writing "'The Creative Use of Noise with composer Charles Camilleri. Published posthumously in 2015, the book covers a structuralist interpretation of certain audible phenomena, the meaning of noise itself and the value of audible aesthetics.