Teaching the Beat Generation to Generation X
Telepathic shock and meaning excitement: Kerouac's poetics of intimacy
"You're putting me on:" Jack Kerouac and the postmodern emergence
Beating time: configurations of temporality in Jack Kerouac's On the road
The author as spiritual pilgrim: the search for authenticity in Jack Kerouac's On the road and The subterraneans
A white man in love: a study of race, gender, class, and ethnicity in Jack Kerouac's Maggie Cassidy, The subterraneans, and Tristessa
Reconceiving Kerouac: why we should teach Doctor sax
Word begets image and image is virus: underminig language and film in the works of William S. Burroughs
Intersection points: teaching William Burroughs's Naked lunch
Allen Ginsberg's urban pastoral
"O fellow travelers I write you a poem in Amsterdam": Allen Ginsberg, Simon Vinkenoog, and the Dutch Beat connection
Mountains and rivers are us: Gary Snyder and the nature of the nature of nature
Chicanismo's Beat outrider? The texts and contexts of Oscar Zeta Acosta
The ambivalence of Kotzeinle's Beat and Bardo ties
"Blissful, torn, intoxicated": Brinkmann, Fauser, Wondratschek, and the Beats.
