The Wu-Tang Manual

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The Wu-Tang Manual is a book by RZA that serves as an introduction and guide to the mythology, philosophy, and history of the Wu-Tang Clan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
about RZA’s personal philosophy
Wu-Tang Clan discography
business aspects of Wu-Tang Clan
creative philosophy of Wu-Tang production
formation of Wu-Tang Clan
individual Wu-Tang Clan members
influences behind Wu-Tang Clan lyrics
spirituality in hip hop
street culture in Staten Island and Brooklyn
symbolic meaning of Wu-Tang "W" logo
author RZA
Robert Fitzgerald Diggs
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes Nation of Gods and Earths teachings
Shaolin and kung fu influences on Wu-Tang Clan
chess as metaphor in Wu-Tang philosophy
creative process of Wu-Tang Clan
history of Wu-Tang Clan
spiritual influences on Wu-Tang Clan
followedBy The Tao of Wu
genre hip hop culture book
music book
non-fiction
hasPart biographical sketches of Wu-Tang Clan members
discussion of Wu-Tang Clan symbolism
explanations of Wu-Tang Clan lyrics
glossary of terms used by Wu-Tang Clan
hasPerspective first-person commentary by RZA
hasTheme discipline
knowledge of self
self-knowledge
struggle and transformation
intendedAudience fans of Wu-Tang Clan
readers interested in hip hop culture
language English
mainSubject Five-Percent Nation (Nation of Gods and Earths)
surface form: Five Percent Nation

Wu-Tang Clan
hip hop
martial arts films
mythology
philosophy
mediaType print
publicationEra early 2000s
publisher Riverhead Books
subjectOf interviews with RZA
title The Wu-Tang Manual self-link
workChronology first major book by RZA

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The Tao of Wu follows The Wu-Tang Manual
The Tao of Wu inspiredBy The Wu-Tang Manual
RZA notableWork The Wu-Tang Manual
The Tao of Wu precededBy The Wu-Tang Manual
The Wu-Tang Manual title The Wu-Tang Manual self-link