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Author Irwin, William

Title Metallica and Philosophy : a Crash Course in Brain Surgery
Published Oxford : John Wiley & Sons, 2007

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Description 1 online resource (270 pages)
Contents HEROES OF THE DAY: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; HIT THE LIGHTS; Disc 1 ON THROUGH THE NEVER; 1 WHISPER THINGS INTO MY BRAIN: Metallica, Emotion, and Morality; 2 THIS SEARCH GOES ON: Christian, Warrior, Buddhist; 3 ALCOHOLICA: When Sweet Amber Becomes the Master of Puppets; 4 THROUGH THE MIST AND THE MADNESS: Metallica 's Message of Nonconformity, Individuality, and Truth; Disc 2 EXISTENSICA: METALLICA MEETS EXISTENTIALISM; 5 THE METAL MILITIA AND THE EXISTENTIALIST CLUB; 6 THE STRUGGLE WITHIN: Hetfield, Kierkegaard, and the Pursuit of Authenticity; 7 METALLICA, NIETZSCHE, AND MARX: The Immorality of Morality
Summary Metallica is the "thinking man's" metal band and the headbanger's CNN. This book considers questions that philosophers have been pondering for ages, including: Does Metallica's music provide an Aristotelian catharsis or does it just make kids go postal? Can "Fade to Black" save you from suicide? Are we all in the "Sanitarium"?
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Subject Metallica (Musical group) -- Criticism and interpretation
SUBJECT Metallica (Musical group) fast
Subject Heavy metal (Music) -- United States -- History and criticism
Heavy metal (Music)
United States
Genre/Form Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9781405182089
1405182083