BEAT GENERATION LITERATURE
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- The Beat Generation: Who Coined it and How it Came to Bedescribes who founded the Beat Generation and how it came to be and describes what it means
The Censorship Trials of the Beat GenerationAn overview of the 1957 Trials of Allen Ginsberg's poem Howl and the 1963 Naked Lunch Trials of William S. Burroughs.
Richard Brautigan: The Off-Beat Writer of the Beat GenerationWhat makes one writer historical and important where another writer of similar quality is doomed to obscurity? California writer Richard Brautigan presents an interesting test case for this question.
Beat Poets on YouTube!Before there were poetry slams, there were the beats. A selection of beat poets on YouTube.
The Typewriter is Holy by Bill MorganThe Beat Generation redefined the cultural direction mid-twentieth century American. Bill Morgan explores the men who launched the revolution.
Hip Hop in Urban Literature: To Read or Not to Read, that is the Question!Urban Literature in the Hip Hop Generation: It's relevance, it's quality and it's influence on its audience.
Allen Ginsberg, American PoetA biography of beat poet Allen Ginsberg- Carolyn Cassady: In "Love Always, Carolyn" the Darker Side of Genius EmergesA look at the documentary "Love Always, Carolyn" about Carolyn Cassady, who was married to Neal Cassady and the lover of Jack Kerouac of the Beat generation. Now 89, she shares stories of her life.
- Poetry in North Beach, San FranciscoJohn Allen Cassady, the son of famous beatnik legend Neal Cassady, says, "The 'Beat Generation' is in full-swing in San Francisco, but it never really went away."
William S. Burroughs: "Il Hombre Invisible""Naked Lunch" author Burroughs was friend of Jack Kerouac & Allen Ginsburg- The Re-emergence of Individualism in Postwar AmericaThis article examines the re-emergence of individualism in post-WWII America through the context of Allen Ginsberg's poetry, John C. Holmes' "This is the Beat Generation," and Susan Sontag's "What's Happening in America?" and Tom Hayden's "The Port Huron Statement."
- DVD Review of Destroy All Rational ThoughtA review of the new DVD release of "Destroy All Rational Thought," which covers the Beat Generation and the Tangiers art scene in the 1950s.
- Analyzing Public Administration Themes in Classic Literature: A Clockwork OrangeA Clockwork Orange, a book originally published in 1962, written by Anthony Burgess, is about a group of youth who like to beat up old men, rape women, and rob stores.
- Black Literature in the Age of Hip-HopDuring the 1990s, a new generation of Black writers emerged in the spotlight to continue the literary tradition of giving voice to its experiences as Black people in the African Diaspora.
- Literature - a Map of Human ProgressEver since man began carving symbols or hieroglyphics into stone, he has had an almost obsessive desire to tell tales, record his experience, and prvoide testimony to his inner or public passions, ambitions, and fears.
- POSTWAR ENGLISH LITERATURE (Part 1)Contemporary English writers are extremely diverse both in content and form of their literary work.
Adversary and Other JeremiadsSix essays on culture, history, art, music, society, literature, morality and more besides.- Gregory Corso: A Brief BiographyA brief biography of the Beat poet Gregory Corso.
- Walt Whitman: The Good Gray Poet for a New GenerationIn a world still deeply divided over social and moral issues, we can go back in time more than 150 years to discover that the great American poet, Walt Whitman, expressed radical themes that would enlighten (and disturb) even today.
- Themes of Obsession in American LiteratureFitzgerald, Williams, and Miller help us identify the consequences of living in a world of fantasy away from reality through the failures of their protagonists in their respective works The Great Gatsby, The Glass Menagerie, and Death of a Salesman.
- Non-Touristic Destinations in San Francisco, CaliforniaBelow are some of the non-tourist places which can be found in San Francisco.
- Spontaneous Free WritingJack Kerouac and Amos Tutuola Used the mechanisms of verbal folk tradition to develop their spontaneous writing styles.
- The Revival of Poetry and Spoken Word in North Beach San Francisco, CaliforniaPoetry, spoken word and poetry slams can be found alive and well all over San Francisco and the Bay Area. Verbal expressionism still draws in a crowd, and it is interesting to hear the current buzz and issues in the status quo.
- Allen Ginsberg: America's VoiceA brief profile of Allan Ginsberg and his work.
- On the Road: The Original Scroll ReviewedA review of the original scroll version of On The Road.
"The Fifties" by David HalberstamThe 1950's were a very interesting decade.- Beboping Dubliners: How Jack Kerouac Dug James JoyceKerouac named Joyce as one of his greatest influences. See how Kerouac developed his spontaneous prose method through the influences of Joyce, Wolfe, and William Saroyan.
- Top 10 Travel NovelsList of ten of the best travel novels.
- 40 Classic Books that Are Must ReadsIf you've wanted to broaden your education, or become fluent in the "classics," then this is a great list of 40 classic must read novels.
- Burroughs Beyond FictionAn analysis of William S. Burroughs' poetry.
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