The Beatles and philosophy
Subtitle: nothing you can think that can't be thunk
By: edited by Michael Baur and Steven Baur
Contributors: Baur, Michael; Baur, Steven, 1966-
Series: Popular culture and philosophy -- v. 25
Publisher: Open Court
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 301
Subjects: Beatles; Music and philosophy
Description: "A collection of essays explores philosophical aspects of the Beatles' music, lyrics, and political acitivities. Topics addressed include: skepticism and epistemology, the philosophy of love, altered consciousness and drug culture, and Marxism and social philosophy"--Provided by publisher
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index

Includes discography: p. 245-259
Table of contents: title: Nothing is real : the Beatles on knowledge and reality; title: The love you make : the Beatles and the philosophy of love; title: Dear Prudence, justice, and virtue : the Beatles and moral philosophy; title: Why don't we do it in the marketplace? the Beatles and social philosophy; title: Think for yourself : the Beatles and existential philosophy; title: They all want to change your head : the Beatles and consciousness-raising; title: We can think it out : the Beatles on the practice of philosophy; title: Zarathustra's silver hammer : the Beatles and Nietzsche; title: Number nine, number nine, number nine : the play of language and the play of differences in the Beatles