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Allen Ginsberg
ISBN 9780141190167
Rs. 640
Penguin Classics
Howl, Kaddish and Other Poems
Who it's for: Readers interested in Beat Generation poetry and countercultural themes.
This essential collection gathers Allen Ginsberg's pivotal works, including 'Howl,' a landmark poem that challenged societal norms and censorship, and 'Kaddish,' a profound elegy for his mother. It encapsulates the raw energy, rebellious spirit, and deep introspection characteristic of the Beat Generation, exploring themes of politics, spirituality, and personal liberation.Why You Should Read? One of the defining poetry collections of the Beat Generation. Features 'Howl,' a landmark poem renowned for its bold critique of modern society. Includes 'Kaddish,' an intimate exploration of grief, mental illness, and familial love. Explores themes of freedom, sexuality, and resistance crucial to countercultural movements.
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- Includes 'Howl,' a landmark poem challenging societal norms and censorship.
- Features 'Kaddish,' a profound elegy exploring grief, mental illness, and familial love.
- Encapsulates the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the Beat Generation.
- Explores themes of politics, spirituality, and personal liberation.
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Questions about this book
What poems are included in this collection?
The collection includes Allen Ginsberg's pivotal works, notably 'Howl' and 'Kaddish', along with other poems.
What is 'Howl' about?
'Howl' is a landmark poem that challenges societal norms and censorship, offering a bold critique of modern society.
What is 'Kaddish' about?
'Kaddish' is a profound elegy for Ginsberg's mother, exploring themes of grief, mental illness, and familial love.
What themes does the collection explore?
The collection explores themes of politics, spirituality, personal liberation, and resistance, reflecting the Beat Generation's concerns.