@book {RefWorks:44,
	title = {Hip Hop and Philosophy : Rhyme 2 Reason},
	volume = {. 16},
	year = {2005},
	note = {Includes bibliographical references, discography (p. 213-216), and index.; HOLLIS no. 009841287},
	pages = {xviii, 233 p.},
	publisher = {Open Court},
	organization = {Open Court},
	address = {Chicago},
	abstract = {DISK 1. DA MYSTERIES: GOD, LOVE, AND KNOWLEDGE {\textendash} Yo! It ain{\textquoteright}t no mystery: who is God? / Derrick Darby {\textendash} Ain{\textquoteright}t (just) {\textquoteright}bout da booty: funky reflections on love / Tommie Shelby {\textendash} "You perceive with your mind": knowledge and perception / Mitchell S. Green {\textendash} DISK 2. WHAT{\textquoteright}S BEEF? RUMINATIONS ON VIOLENCE {\textendash} "Y{\textquoteright}all niggaz better recognize": Hip Hop{\textquoteright}s dialectical struggle for recognition / John P. Pittman {\textendash} Rap aesthetics: violence and the art of keeping it real / Richard Shusterman {\textendash} "F**k tha police state]": rap, warfare, and the leviathan / Joy James {\textendash} DISK 3. THAT{\textquoteright}S HOW I{\textquoteright}M LIVIN{\textquoteright}: AUTHENTICITY, BLACKNESS, AND SEXUALITY {\textendash} Does Hip Hop belong to me? The philosophy of race and culture / Paul C. Taylor {\textendash} Queen bees and big pimps: sex and sexuality in Hip Hop / Kathryn T. Gines {\textendash} Grown folks{\textquoteright} business: the problem of maturity in Hip Hop / Lewis Gordon {\textendash} DISK 4. WORD UP! LANGUAGE, MEANING, AND ETHICS {\textendash} Knowshatumsayin{\textquoteright}? How Hip-Hop lyrics mean / Stephen Lester Thompson {\textendash} Girl got 99 problems: is Hip Hop one? / Sarah McGrath, Lidet Tilahun {\textendash} "For all my niggaz and bitches": ethics and eptithets / J. Angelo Corlett {\textendash} DISK 5. FIGHT THE POWER: POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY {\textquoteright}N THE HOOD {\textendash} Microphone commandos: rap music and political philosophy / Bill E. Lawson {\textendash} Halfway revolution: from that gangsta Hobbes to radical liberals / Lionel K. McPherson {\textendash} Criminal-justice minded: retribution, punishment, and authority / Erin I. Kelly {\textendash} Gettin{\textquoteright} dis{\textquoteright}d and gettin{\textquoteright} paid: rectifying injustice / Rodney C. Roberts {\textendash} After ... word! The philosophy of the Hip-Hop battle / Marcyliena Morgan.},
	keywords = {Hip-hop, Music and philosophy, Rap (Music) {\textendash} Social aspects},
	isbn = {0812695895 (trade pbk. : alk. paper)},
	url = {http://hollis.harvard.edu/?itemid=\%7Clibrary/m/aleph\%7C009841287},
	author = {Derrick Darby and Tommie Shelby}
}
