| Author |
Title |
Year |
Publication |
Volume |
Pages |
| Delfino, R.Obert A. |
Justice for All? Metallica’s Argument Against Napster and Internet File Sharing |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
232-244 |
| Grant, Judith |
Boys Interrupted: The Drama of Male Bonding in Some Kind of Monster |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
219-231 |
| Scott, Niall |
The Unsocial Sociability of Humans and Metal Gods |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
210-218 |
| White, Mark D. |
Metallica Drops a Load: What Do Bands and Fans Owe Each Other? |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
199-209 |
| Corwin, Joanna |
Trapped in Myself: “One” and the Mind-Body Problem |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
173-182 |
| Arp, Robert |
Believer, Deceiver: Metallica, Perception, and Reality |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
163-172 |
| Donhauser, Justin; Blessing, Kimberly A. |
Fade to Black: Absurdity, Suicide, and the Downward Spiral |
2007 |
Metallica and Philosophy: a crash course in brain surgery |
|
148-160 |
| Bogue, Ronald |
Becoming Metal, Becoming Death |
2004 |
Deleuze’s Wake: Tributes and Tributaries |
|
83-108 |
| Riva, Gustavo |
Teoría y método: ¿En qué se parecen Derrida y el Heavy Metal? |
2010 |
Luthor |
1 |
9-15 |
| James, Kieran |
From ”The Undead will feast” to ”The time to kill is now”: Frankfurt school and freudian perspectives on death-metal |
2009 |
Musicology Australia |
31 |
17-39 |
