Rush and Philosophy:

Heart and Mind United

Edited by Jim Berti and Durrell Bowman
Chicago: Open Court, 2011-05-01

Introduction: Why Rush?

Part I: To the Margin of Error

1. Yesterday’s Tom Sawyers
   – Randall E. Auxier
2. Barenaked Death Metal
      Trip-Hopping on Industrial Strings
   – Durrell Bowman
3. The Groove of Rush’s Complex Rhythms
   – John J. Sheinbaum
4. Nailed It!
   – John T. Reuland
5. Can’t Hear the Forest for the Cave?
   – Andrew Cole

Part II: The Ebb & Flow of Tidal Fortune

6. Rush’s Revolutionary Psychology
   – Mitch Earleywine
7. Rush’s Metaphysical Revenge
   – George A. Reisch
8. Ghost Riding the Razor’s Edge
   – Jim Berti
9. Honey on the Rim of the Larger Bowl
   – Melissa L. Beck
10. How We Value a Gift Beyond Price
    – Kayla Kreuger
11. Free Wills and Sweet Miracles
    – Neil A. Florek

Part III: I Want to Look Around Me Now

12. A Heart and Mind United
    – Liz Stillwaggon Swan
13. More Than They Bargained For
    – Durrell Bowman
14. Contre Nous
    – Nicole Biamonte
15. The Inner and Outer Worlds of Minds and Selves
    – Todd Suomelo
16. Cruising in Prime Time
    – Nicholas P. Greco

Part IV: The Blacksmith & the Artist

17. What Can This Strange Device Be?
    – Timothy Smolko
18. Enlightened Thoughts, Mystic Words
    – Chris McDonald
19. Rush’s Libertarianism Never Fit the Plan
    – Steven Horwitz
20. Neil Peart versus Ayn Rand
    – Deena Weinstein and Michael A. Weinstein
21. How Is Rush Canadian?
    – Durrell Bowman