Post-Punk and Philosophy

Post-Punk and

Philosophy

is a collection of twenty chapters by philosophers who are also post-punk fans,

discussing many different aspects of the Post-Punk phenomenon.

When

does simplicity become too simple? Was punk a white proletarian movement? Are

the best post-punk bands really pre-punk? Does technological innovation

guarantee musical or artistic innovation?

Does rock have a future?

Post-Punk

and Philosophy

is a worthy follow-up to Punk Rock and Philosophy (2024), also edited by

Heter and Greene, hailed as “a

really fascinating book reflecting diverse points of view: thought-provoking,

intelligent, and controversial” (John Holmstrom, founding

Editor-in-Chief of PUNK magazine).