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The political art of Bob Dylan

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Title The political art of Bob Dylan / edited by David Boucher and Gary Browning.
Edition Revised and expanded second edition.
Publisher Exeter, UK
Charlottesville, VA : Imprint Academic
Creation Date [2009]
Notes Originally published: Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
English
Content Cover
Contents
Front Matter
Title Page
Publisher Information
Acknowledgements
Notes on the Contributors
The Political Art of Bob Dylan
Preface
Introduction
The Drifter's Escape
Bob Dylan's Critique of Judgement: 'Thinkin' about the Law'
Judas and the Many 'Betrayals' of Bob Dylan
The Cry of Humanity: Dylan's Expressionist Period
Bob Dylan, Live Aid, and the Politics of Popular Cosmopolitanism
Bob Dylan: (Post) Modern Times
'You can always come back, but you can't come back all the way': Freedom and the Past in Dylan's Recent Work
Images and Distorted Facts: Politics, Poetry and Protest in the Songs of Bob Dylan Back Matter
Bob Dylan Time Line
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Extent 1 online resource (284 p.)
Language English
Copyright Date ©2009
National Library system number 997010719537105171
MARC RECORDS
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