Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytell's classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent society's notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-...

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Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs-their emergence in the late 1950s as the leading figures of the Beat movement marked one of the most spectacular developments in post-World War II American literature. John Tytells classic study examines their attempt to redefine a complacent societys notion of sanity and normalcy and to reinvent their own lives through jazz, drugs, and law-br...