具体描述
A captivating look at the cultural climate of the Cold War and at a great American poet, American Scream finally tells the full story of Howl—a rousing manifesto for a generation and a classic of twentieth-century literature.
作者简介
Jonah Raskin is Professor and Chair of Communication Studies at Sonoma State University. Among other books, he is author of For the Hell of It: The Life and Times of Abbie Hoffman (California, 1997) and My Search for B. Traven (1980).
目录信息
2 Family Business
3 Trilling-esque Sense of "Civilization"
4 Juvinescent Savagery
5 Just like Russia
6 Ladies, We Are Going through Hell
7 Another Coast’s Apple for the Eye
8 Mythological References
9 Famous Authorhood
10 This Fiction Named Allen Ginsberg
11 Best Minds
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Worth a read!
评分Worth a read!
评分based on ginsberg's letters/ manuscripts/ journals, it's a well-research account of the making of the Howl and its aftermath, as a close friend of ginsberg himself, the author has also first-hand info of A.G's involvement in the civic movement during his lifetime, lots of historic details, raskin vividly painted a picture of A.G and his generation
评分Worth a read!
评分based on ginsberg's letters/ manuscripts/ journals, it's a well-research account of the making of the Howl and its aftermath, as a close friend of ginsberg himself, the author has also first-hand info of A.G's involvement in the civic movement during his lifetime, lots of historic details, raskin vividly painted a picture of A.G and his generation
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