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    In the years following the dramatic events of the Second World War, America went through several social upheavals. The first change came when GI’s returned from the battlefield, wanting to go back to the normal life they had previously upheld. This need for a return to traditional gender and societal roles led to an appraisal of mass conformism and to make matters worse, a new suburban class was on the rise. Around the same time, literary and cultural activists broke the mold of rampant…

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    Barry Allen Monologue

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    Barry Allen was a happy man and he was happy with his life by being the flash. He had a wife her name was iris. When Barry was just a boy his mother was murdered by a villain named the reverse flash and when he realized this he took him down and locked him up. And today is Barrys and irises anniversary and they were out celebrating and it was time to take a picture. Jay took it and after he took it their was a shadow in it and Jay said that this is bad and that was what wally saw before he died…

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    Walt Whitman Tone

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    The poem “America” by Walt Whitman has a respectful tone. Whitman appeared to have great respect for American Society. There are some words throughout his poem that contribute to the respectful tone. The first word that contributes to the tone is equal. Whitman observed that there were “equal daughters, equal sons.” Equality appeared to be important to Whitman, so the fact that America provided the opportunity for everyone to be equal was something that Whitman showed his respect in the tone of…

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    constitution deriving from the Blacks' very special historic situation. Besides one citation of Norman Mailer and his “The White Negro” Cotkin does not provide the reader with any further literary references. What did Kerouac write about the Blacks? How did Allen Ginsberg cover the theme in his…

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    Will Allen, the author of the text, through his extensive hard work paired with his undying determination, was able to strengthen communities of people through the concept of growing one’s own food. His ideologies, along with his tactics, would be useful for any community, regardless of its location. This sort of movement is especially helpful for people who live in suburbs or in cities and are surrounded by food that does not help them sustain a healthy lifestyle or a well functioning community…

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    Poets Ezra Pound and Allen Ginsberg have both expressed their feelings and views of fellow poet Walt Whitman, whether through a form of contempt or admiration, they both have drawn inspiration from Whitman's works and incorporated it into their own. Ezra Pound,, disliked or as Pound would say, “Detested” Whitman for quite sometime. Although he felt this way towards Whitman, in his poem “A Pact”, he goes on to say how Whitman “broke the new wood”, and that “now is a time for carving”. This shows…

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    “Beat Generation” included authors who wrote many great essay’s, short stories, and poems. Although this starting group was small, they had an incredible impact on literature. The four people who are the “founders” of this movement are Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Neal…

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    Allen Ginsberg Howl

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    Breia Diaz Dr. Terhune ENGL 361 26 April 2016 Critical Essay #2 The poem “Howl” by Allen Ginsberg is one of the greatest works in American poetry. It is an excellent piece of literature. The poem, similar to its name, is literally a howl against the era’s ideals of conformism and a celebration of the beauty of the human body and soul. It was written in free verse, a style popular among modernist poets such as Whitman and Rimbaud. The poem is a howl of free expression. The poem was published in…

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    Howl Ginsberg Analysis

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    The Formation of the Beat Generation Through “Howl” Poetry is usually seen as a “pretty” form of writing. For the Beat poets of the 1950s and Allen Ginsberg, that is not the case. Their works signify a period of anti-censorship in poetry––a time of criticism for mainstream society. Ginsberg’s “Howl” is one poem of particular significance from that time period. On a superficial level, Ginsberg’s three part poem “Howl” appears to be his own adaption of the Beat era in which certain people are…

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    Who Is Allen Clark

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    government but after being convinced by Allen she agrees to work in secret with him. Soon Allen is hard at work putting together Christopher (the machine…

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