Introducing ... Taylor Swift's philosophy era / Catherine M. Robb and Georgie Mills
Part I. "Who is Taylor Swift anyway? Ew". Is Taylor Swift a philosopher? / Catherine M. Robb ; "You should find another guiding light" : Is Taylor Swift admirable? / Kate . S. Schmidt ; Eyes open : Taylor Swift and the philosophy of Easter eggs / Eline Kuipers ; Taylor Swift and the ethics of body image / Gah-Kai Leung ; So mother for that : Taylor Swift and childless mothering / Lucy Britt and Brian Britt
Part II. "Look what you made me do" : Reputation, forgiveness and blame. Can I forgive you for breaking my heart? / Sophia Pettigrove and Glen Pettigrove ;- How to forgive an innocent : Taylor, Kanye, and the ethics of forgiveness / Sarah K?oglsperger ;- "This is why we can't have nice things" : Taylor Swift and goodwill as a finite resource / Georgie Mills ; Taylor Swift's philosophy of reputation / Catherine M. Robb and Roos Slegers ; "It's me, Hi! I'm the problem it's me!" : Taylor Swift and Self-Blame / Agn?es Baehni
Part III. "The girl in the dress wrote you a song". Begin again (Taylor's version) : On Taylor Swift's repetition and difference / King-Ho Leung ; Is Taylor Swift's music timeless? A metaphysical proof / Patrick Dawson ; "I remember it all too well" : Memory, nostalgia, and the archival art of songwriting / Rebecca Keddie ; Taylor's version : Re-recording, narrative, and self-interpretation / Jana Alvara Carstens
Part IV. "With my calamitous love and insurmountable grief". Taylor Swift on the values and vulnerability of love / Macy Salzberger ; "Every scrap of you would be taken from me" : Taylor Swift on grief / Jonathan Birch ; "What a shame she went mad" : Anger, affective injustice, and Taylor Swift's mad woman / Erica Bigelow ; I'm fine with my spite : The philosophy of female anger in the work of Taylor Swift / Amanda Curry and Alba Curry
Part V. "I should've known" : Taylor Swift's philosophy of knowledge. Summer love" or "Just a summer thing?" : Feminist standpoint epistemology and the folklore love triangle / Lottie Pike and Tom Beevers
The trouble with knowing you were trouble / Eric Scarffe and Katherine Valde ; "I knew everything when I was young " : Examining the wisdom of youth / Urja Lakhani ; How do we know what Taylor Swift is feeling? / Neil Mussetta
Part VI. "Back to December" : Fate, memory, and imagination. A real lasting legacy : Memory, imagination, and Taylor Swift / Christopher Buford ; Stained glass windows in my mind : Modality in the imagery of Taylor Swift / Shoshannah Diehl ; "Take me to the lakes" : Transcendentalism and ecology in Taylor Swift's folklore / Joshua Fagan ; Wildest dreams : Stoic fate and acceptance (Taylor's version) / David Hahn ; Mythic motifs in The Tortured Poets Department: "The story isn't mine anymore" / Georgie Mills.
Part I. "Who is Taylor Swift anyway? Ew". Is Taylor Swift a philosopher? / Catherine M. Robb ; "You should find another guiding light" : Is Taylor Swift admirable? / Kate . S. Schmidt ; Eyes open : Taylor Swift and the philosophy of Easter eggs / Eline Kuipers ; Taylor Swift and the ethics of body image / Gah-Kai Leung ; So mother for that : Taylor Swift and childless mothering / Lucy Britt and Brian Britt
Part II. "Look what you made me do" : Reputation, forgiveness and blame. Can I forgive you for breaking my heart? / Sophia Pettigrove and Glen Pettigrove ;- How to forgive an innocent : Taylor, Kanye, and the ethics of forgiveness / Sarah K?oglsperger ;- "This is why we can't have nice things" : Taylor Swift and goodwill as a finite resource / Georgie Mills ; Taylor Swift's philosophy of reputation / Catherine M. Robb and Roos Slegers ; "It's me, Hi! I'm the problem it's me!" : Taylor Swift and Self-Blame / Agn?es Baehni
Part III. "The girl in the dress wrote you a song". Begin again (Taylor's version) : On Taylor Swift's repetition and difference / King-Ho Leung ; Is Taylor Swift's music timeless? A metaphysical proof / Patrick Dawson ; "I remember it all too well" : Memory, nostalgia, and the archival art of songwriting / Rebecca Keddie ; Taylor's version : Re-recording, narrative, and self-interpretation / Jana Alvara Carstens
Part IV. "With my calamitous love and insurmountable grief". Taylor Swift on the values and vulnerability of love / Macy Salzberger ; "Every scrap of you would be taken from me" : Taylor Swift on grief / Jonathan Birch ; "What a shame she went mad" : Anger, affective injustice, and Taylor Swift's mad woman / Erica Bigelow ; I'm fine with my spite : The philosophy of female anger in the work of Taylor Swift / Amanda Curry and Alba Curry
Part V. "I should've known" : Taylor Swift's philosophy of knowledge. Summer love" or "Just a summer thing?" : Feminist standpoint epistemology and the folklore love triangle / Lottie Pike and Tom Beevers
The trouble with knowing you were trouble / Eric Scarffe and Katherine Valde ; "I knew everything when I was young " : Examining the wisdom of youth / Urja Lakhani ; How do we know what Taylor Swift is feeling? / Neil Mussetta
Part VI. "Back to December" : Fate, memory, and imagination. A real lasting legacy : Memory, imagination, and Taylor Swift / Christopher Buford ; Stained glass windows in my mind : Modality in the imagery of Taylor Swift / Shoshannah Diehl ; "Take me to the lakes" : Transcendentalism and ecology in Taylor Swift's folklore / Joshua Fagan ; Wildest dreams : Stoic fate and acceptance (Taylor's version) / David Hahn ; Mythic motifs in The Tortured Poets Department: "The story isn't mine anymore" / Georgie Mills.