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Iron Maiden

Isaac (Biblical)

“It,” ; in rock’n’roll

Jackson, Michael

Jackson, Shirley: “The Lottery,”

Jagger, Mick ; as Dionysian; and fame; famous lips; as front man; and hedonism; image of; in interviews; and “It,” ; knighthood; mythology of; personae of; response to Altamont; and Richards, interaction between; at Shea Stadium ; tension of; as two; vocals

James, Elmore

Jesus

Jews

Joel, Billy

John, Elton

Johnson, Robert; “Hell Hound on My Trail,” ; “Me and the Devil Blues,”

Jones, Brian; as violent

Joplin, Janis

Joyce, James; Ulysses

Kansas

Kant, Immanuel; on art:—and nature;—newness in; Critique of Judgment; on genius

Kato, Nash

Keats, John

Keith Richards Concert for the Blind

Kennedy, John

Kennedy, Robert

Kierkegaard, Søren

King, B.B.

King, Carole: “You Make Me Feel (Like a Natural Woman),”

King, Martin Luther

King Crimson; In the Court of the Crimson King; “21st Century Schizoid Man,”

The Kinks

Klein, Allan

Knights of Ni

kosmos

kourates

Kouros

Kristol, Irving

Lacan, Jacques; Imaginary order; the Real; Symbolic order

Langer, Susanne; on artists

law: formalist view; indeterminacy in; and judgment; and morality; philosophical question of; positivist views of; pragmatist view

Led Zeppelin

Lennon, John

Levitin, Daniel: This Is Your Brain on Music

Lewis, Jerry Lee

life, as tension

life’s four F’s

Little Richard

Little Walter

Live Aid concert

Locke, John

Lucifer; romantic view of

Madonna

Magic Dick

Manet, Edouard

Mani

Manichean heresy

Manichees

Manson, Charles

Marino, Gordon

Marley, Bob

marriage, difficulty of

Martin, Bill: Listening to the Future; Music of Yes

Martin, George

Marx, Karl H.

Mask of Satan (movie)

Masque of the Red Death (movie)

Material Issue

matriarchy

The Matrix (movie)

Maysles, Albert

McCartney, Paul

McKeon, Michaell

McLean, Don; “American Pie,”

metaphysics, of presence

Michelangelo: David

Mill, John Stuart: on music; on pleasure, higher/lower; “Utilitarianism,”

Mitchell, Joni

Monet, Claude

monogamy; as choice

Monroe, Marilyn

Moore, Dudley

Moore, Michael

morality; as a choice

Mormons

Mothers of Invention: “The Chrome Plated Megaphone of Destiny,” ; “We’re Only in It for the Money,”

Moyers, Bill

Mozart, Wolfgang

music: heliotropic; neuroscience of

Ned Kelly (movie)

neo-conservatism

neurorockology

Nickelback

Nietzsche, Friedrich; on Apollonian/Dionysian energies; on art; Birth of Tragedy; on poetry; The Twilight of the Idols

Nixon, Richard

Nussbaum, Martha

Oldham, Andrew

Ono, Yoko

Osbourne, Ozzie

Oswald, Lee Harvey

Page, Jimmy

Palance, Jack

Palin, Sarah

Pallenberg, Anita

Pan

Parsons, Gram

Pasche, Jim

The Passion of the Christ (movie)

Paul, Saint

Pepperism

Performance (movie)

periagoge

Perpetua

Petty, Tom: “Breakdown,”

Phair, Liz; “Canary,” ; “Divorce Song,” ; Exile in Guyville;—forms of exile in; “Explain It to Me,” ; “Flower,” ; “Fuck and Run,” ; “Girls! Girls! Girls!,” ; “Glory,” ; “Gunshy,” ; “Help Me Mary,” ; interview of; “Johnny Sunshine,” ; “Mesmerizing,” ; “Never Said,” ; “Shatter,” ; “6’1”,” ; “Soap Star Joe,” ; “Strange Loop,” ; “Stratford-on-Guy,”

Phillips, Sam

philosophy, heliotropic

phronesis

Picasso, Pablo; Guernica

Pilate, Pontius

Pink Floyd; Dark Side of the Moon; The Wall

Plant, Robert

Plato; “The Apology,” ; on appetite; cave allegory; Forms; on justice; on poetry; The Republic; on soul; Symposium; on violence

pleasure, and evolution, questions about

political activity, types of

political socialization

Presley, Elvis; “Mystery Train,”

Price, Lloyd

process philosophy

progressive rock: and science fiction; and utopian/dystopian strains

prudence

public sphere; and private sphere, blurring of; strong/weak publics in

racial profiling

Raffi

Ramones

Rand, Ayn

Reagan, Ronald