The Beatles and philosophy : nothing you can think that can't be thunk /
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| Imprint: | Chicago, Ill. : Open Court, 2006. |
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| Description: | xiii, 301 p. ; 23 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Popular culture and philosophy ; v. 25 |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6201754 |
Table of Contents:
- Hey Dude! Take a Beatles Song and Make It Philosophical
- I. Nothing Is Real: The Beatles on Knowledge and Reality
- 1. That Is I Think I Disagree: Skepticism and Epistemology in the Beatles
- 2. And the Time Will Come When You See We're All One: The Beatles and Idealistic Monism
- II. The Love You Make: The Beatles and the Philosophy of Love
- 3. All You Need Is Love: Hegel, Love, and Community
- 4. All My Loving: Paul McCartney's Philosophy of Love
- III. Dear Prudence, Justice, and Virtue: The Beatles and Moral Philosophy
- 5. Getting Better: The Beatles and Virtue Ethics
- 6. She's a Woman: The Beatles and the Feminist Ethic of Care
- IV. Why Don't We Do It in the Marketplace? The Beatles and Social Philosophy
- 7. You Say that You've Got Everything You Want: The Beatles and the Critique of Consumer Culture
- 8. You Say You Want a Revolution: The Beatles and Marx
- V. Think for Yourself: The Beatles and Existential Philosophy
- 9. Nothing's Gonna Change My World: The Beatles and the Struggle Against Inauthenticity
- 10. George on Being and Somethingness
- VI. They All Want to Change Your Head: The Beatles and Consciousness-Raising
- 11. Realizing It's All Within Yourself: The Beatles as Surrogate Gurus of Eastern Philosophy
- 12. I'd Love to Turn You On: The Beatles and the Ethics of Altered States
- VII. We Can Think It Out: The Beatles on the Practice of Philosophy
- 13. But I Can Show You a Better Time: The Beatles and the Practice of Philosophy
- 14. Take a Sad Song and Make It Better: The Beatles and Postmodern Thought
- VIII. Zarathustra's Silver Hammer: The Beatles and Nietzsche
- 15. Fixing Metaphysical Holes: The Beatles, Nietzsche, and the Problem of Incompleteness
- 16. The Beatles as Nietzsche's Music-Playing Socrates
- IX. Number Nine, Number Nine, Number Nine: The Play of Language and the Play of Differences in the Beatles
- 17. And of Course Henry the Horse Dances the Waltz: Lennon's Lyrical Language Games
- 18. Four Play With a Difference
- Revolvers: Beatle Album Discography
- Not a Second Time: Beatles Covers
- Evil All-It's Siluap! Those Hidden Clues
- The Fools on the Hill
- ABCD, Can I Bring Some Philosophers to Tea?
