Harley-Davidson and philosophy
Subtitle: full-throttle Aristotle
By: foreword by R.K. Stratman
Publisher: MJF Books
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 209
ISBN-13: 9781567319224
Subjects: Harley-Davidson Incorporated; Philosophy; Motorcycling
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword / -- R.K. Stratman -- Introduction :; title: When your life revolves around Harleys  -- Bernard E. Rollin; title: First leg: 100 miles :; title: Zen and the art of Harley riding  -- Graham Priest ;; title: Christ in a sidecar : an ontology of suicide machines ;; title: The biker bar and the coffee house: a paean to the postmodern pagans  -- Randall E. Auxier ;; title: What can Marx and Hegel tell us about social divisions among bikers?  -- Jonathan Goldstein; title: Second leg: 200 miles :; title: What are a bunch of motorcycles doing in an art museum?  -- Bernard E. Rollin ;; title: Motorcycling, nihilism, and the price of cool  -- Alan R. Pratt ;; title: Harleys as freedom machines: myth or fantasy  -- Fred Feldman ;; title: From spare part to high art: the aesthetics of motorcycles  -- Craig Bourne; title: Third leg: 300 miles:; title: Easy Rider and the life of Harleys  -- Graham Harman ;; title: "It's my own damn head": ethics, freedom, and helmet laws  -- Bernard E. Rollin ;; title: Riding your Harley back into nature: Hobbes, Rousseau, and the paradox od biker identity  -- Steven E. Alford; title: Last leg: 400 miles:; title: Leather-clad: eroticism, fetishism, and other -isms in biker fashion  -- Suzanne Ferriss ;; title: The Wild One, She-Devils on Wheels, and "Motorcycle syndrome": Foucault and biker images  -- Gary L. Kieffner ;; title: Riding along the way: a dao of riding -- David Jones.