[Popular Culture and Philosophy 17] • Bob Dylan and Philosophy by Porter, Carl -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Popular Culture and Philosophy Title Page Dedication Liner Notes Acknowledgements Side 1

1 - Planet Waves: Dylan’s Symposium

Young Love and Lovin’ the One You’re With You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere Love Minus Zero, No Limit or Going, Going Gone

2 - “I Used to Care, but Things Have Changed”: Passion and the Absurd in ...

3 - Who Killed Medgar Evers?

What Is a Pawn? Recognizing Pawns Judging Pawns The Mystery Solved

4 - Great White Wonder: The Morality Of Bootlegging Bob

Waddya Mean? Is This Stuff Any Good? But Is It Right? Aren’t They Ripping Him Off? So, What’s the Bottom Line?

5 - Just Like a Woman: Dylan, Authenticity, and the Second Sex

Dylan’s Critique of Urban Materialism Dylan and Existentialism: I Shall Be Free Dylan’s Idealized Women: Her Hair Hanging Long Dylan’s Interaction with Feminism Dylan’s Utopian Visions: Shelter from the Storm Sick of Love?

7 - “To Live Outside the Law, You Must Be Honest”: Freedom in Dylan’s Lyrics

Negation Affirmation Synthesis

8 - We Call It a Snake: Dylan Reclaims the Creative Word

No Naming an Animal as Smooth as Glass In the Beginning Long Time Ago I Think I Won’t Call It a Snake Man Gave a Name to a Lake

Side 2

9 - Bob Dylan’s Truth

“The Truth Is True Whether You Wanna Believe It or Not” Searching for the Truth (the Way God Designed It) The Blessings of Tranquility

10 - The Free Will in Bob Dylan

Twisting Fate Forces of Change Determinism Being Responsible in a Determinist World Moral Autonomy

11 - “I Got My Bob Dylan Mask On”: Bob Dylan and Personal Identity

The Mask of Zimmerman Who Is Bob Dylan? “I’ll Remember You” A Soul Man? “Nobody’s Bob Dylan”

12 - With God (and Socrates and Augustine) On Our Side

Every Grain of Sand Ain’t No Man Righteous Death Is Not the End Look Up, Look Up

13 - Busy Being Born Again: Bob Dylan’s Christian Philosophy

Strengthen the Things that Remain Dylan’s Assimilation of the Christian Narrative We Live in a Moral Universe. The Moral Law Is Objectively True It Is Important that We Practice Virtue A Call to Unchanging Truths

14 - Language On the Lam(b): Tarantula in Dylan and Nietzsche

Two Tarantulas The Giving of Advice, the Renaming of Names Resentment and Revenge The Intuitive Artist The Abuse of Metaphor Tarantula’s End

15 - When I Paint My Masterpiece: What Sort Of Artist Is Bob Dylan?

What Makes Someone an Artist? Artists and Expression Artists and Form Artists, Meaning, and Genius Last Thoughts

16 - You Who Philosophize Dylan: The Quarrel between Philosophy and Poetry in ...

Just Like a Woman’s Intuition Nostalgia and Nihilism “The Foggy Ruins of Time”

The Bob Dylan Discography The Mongrel Dogs Reciting the Alphabet ALSO FROM OPEN COURT Copyright Page