Rush and philosophy
Subtitle: heart and mind united
By: edited by Jim Berti and Durrell Bowman
Series: Popular culture and philosophy -- v. 57; Popular culture and philosophy -- v. 57.
Publisher: Open Court
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 321
ISBN-13: 9780812697162
Subjects: Rock music; Social aspects; Rush (Musical group); History and criticism; Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Yesterday's Tom Sawyers / Randall E. Auxier; title: Barenaked death metal trip-hopping on industrial strings / Durrell Bowman; title: The groove of Rush's complex rhythms / John J. Sheinbaum; title: Nailed it! / John T. Reuland; title: Can't hear the forest for the cave? / Andrew Cole; title: Rush's revolutionary psychology / Mitch Earleywine; title: Rush's metaphysical revenge / George A. Reisch; title: Ghost riding the razor's edge / Jim Berti; title: Honey on the rim of the larger bowl / Melissa L. Beck; title: How we value a gift beyond price / Kayla Kreuger; title: Free wills and sweet miracles / Neil A. Florek; title: A heart and mind united / Liz Stillwaggon Swan; title: More than they bargained for / Durrell Bowman; title: Contre nous / Nicole Biamonte; title: The inner and outer worlds of minds and selves / Todd Suomela; title: Cruising in prime time / Nicholas P. Greco; title: What can this strange device be? / Timothy Smolko; title: Enlightened thoughts, mystic words / Chris McDonald; title: Rush's libertarianism never fit the plan / Steven Horwitz; title: Neil Peart versus Any Rand / Deena Weinstein and Michael A. Weinstein; title: How is Rush Canadian? / Durrell Bowman.