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9780812695892

Hip-Hop and Philosophy Rhyme 2 Reason

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  • ISBN13:

    9780812695892

  • ISBN10:

    0812695895

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-10-26
  • Publisher: Open Court

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Summary

all the violence in hip hop? Does po-po wield legit authority in the hood? Where does the real Kimberly Jones end and the persona Lil' Kim begin? Is hip-hop culture a "black" thang? Is it unethical for N.W.A. to call themselves niggaz and for Dave chappelle to call everybody bitches? Is Dead Prez revolutionary and gangsta?

Table of Contents

Foreword by Cornel West xi
Shout Outs xiii
From Rhyme to Reason: This Shit Ain't Easy xv
Disk 1 Da Mysteries: God, Love, and Knowledge 1(38)
Track 1. Yo! It Ain't No Mystery: Who Is God?
DERRICK DARBY
3(11)
Track 2. Ain't (Just) 'bout da Booty: Funky Reflections on Love
TOMMIE SHELBY
14(13)
Track 3. "You Perceive With Your Mind": Knowledge and Perception
MITCHELL S. GREEN
27(12)
Disk 2 What's Beef? Ruminations on Violence 39(38)
Track 4. "Y'all Niggaz Better Recognize": Hip Hop's Dialectical Struggle for Recognition
JOHN P. PITTMAN
41(13)
Track 5. Rap Aesthetics: Violence and the Art of Keeping It Real
RICHARD SHUSTERMAN
54(11)
Track 6. "F**k tha Police [State]": Rap, Warfare, and the Leviathan
JOY JAMES
65(12)
Disk 3 That's How I'm Livin': Authenticity, Blackness, and Sexuality 77(40)
Track 7. Does Hip Hop Belong To Me? The Philosophy of Race and Culture
PAUL C. TAYLOR
79(13)
Track 8. Queen Bees and Big Pimps: Sex and Sexuality in Hip Hop
KATHRYN T. GINES
92(13)
Track 9. Grown Folks' Business: The Problem of Maturity in Hip Hop
LEWIS GORDON
105(12)
Disk 4 Word Up! Language, Meaning, and Ethics 117(42)
Track 10. Knowwhatumsayin'? How Hip-Hop Lyrics Mean
STEPHEN LESTER THOMPSON
119(14)
Track 11. Girl Got 99 Problems: Is Hip Hop One?
SARAH McGRATH and LIDET TILAHUN
133(14)
Track 12. "For All My Niggaz and Bitches": Ethics and Epithets
J. ANGELO CORLETT
147(12)
Disk 5 Fight the Power: Political Philosophy 'n the Hood 159(46)
Track 13. Microphone Commandos: Rap Music and Political Philosophy
BILL E. LAWSON
161(12)
Track 14. Halfway Revolution: From That Gangsta Hobbes to Radical Liberals
LIONEL K. McPHERSON
173(10)
Track 15. Criminal Justice Minded: Retribution, Punishment, and Authority
ERIN I. KELLY
183(10)
Track 16. Gettin' Dis'd and Gettin' Paid: Rectifying Injustice
RODNEY C. ROBERTS
193
After...Word! The Philosophy of the Hip-Hop Battle
MARCYLIENA MORGAN
205(8)
Beats & Rhymes! A Selected Discography 213(4)
The Crew 217(6)
The Hip-Hop Head Index 223

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