Category: Beatdom #18

Mechanics And Poetics: William Carlos Williams and Allen Ginsberg

by Alexandre Ferrere | Mar 24, 2018 | Beatdom #18, Beatdom Content, Essays | 1 |

William Carlos Williams played an important part in making “Howl” a well-known poem, especially in...

The Intersection of Buddhism and the Beat Generation

by Sean Negus | Mar 10, 2018 | Beatdom #18, Beatdom Content, Essays | 0 |

The 1950s in America was not a period known for its religious diversity. The spiritual consumerism...

“A Fleeting Moment in a Floating World”: The Women of the Beat Generation Through Allen Ginsberg’s Eyes

by Katie Oates | Feb 25, 2018 | Beatdom #18, Beatdom Content, Essays | 0 |

“The whole Beat scene had very little to do with the participation of women as artists themselves....

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