The Music and Art of Radiohead - Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Preface by Kevin J. H. Dettmar, Pomona College
  • Introduction: The Music and Art of Radiohead by Joseph Tate, University of Washington
  • "Kid Adorno" by Curtis White, Illinois State University
  • "'We got Heads on Sticks/You got Ventriloquists': Radiohead and the Improbability of Resistance" by Davis Schneiderman, Lake Forest College
  • "The Aura of Authenticity: Perceptions of Honesty, Sincerity and Truth in ‘Creep’ and ‘Kid A'" by Carys Wyn Jones, Cardiff University
  • "Radiohead and the Negation of Gender" by Erin Harde, University of Western Ontario
  • "To(rt)uring the Minotaur: Radiohead, Pop, Unnatural Couplings and Mainstream Subversion" by Greg Hainge, University of Adelaide
  • "Ice Age Coming: The Apocalyptic Sublime in the Paintings of Stanley Donwood" by Lisa Leblanc, Canadian Museum of Civilization
  • "Radiohead's Antivideos: Works of Art in the Age of Electronic Reproduction" by Joseph Tate, University of Washington
  • "Deforming Rock: Radiohead’s Plunge into the Sonic Continuum" by Mark Hansen, Princeton University
  • "Public School Boy Music: Debating Radiohead" by Dai Griffiths, Oxford Brookes University
  • "'Sounds Like Teen Spirit': Identifying Radiohead's Idiolect" by Allan Moore and Anwar Ibrahim, University of Surrey
  • "My Radiohead Adventure" by Paul Lansky, Princeton University
  • "Hail to the Thief: A Rhizomatic Map in Fragments" by Joseph Tate, University of Washington

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