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• Poet Allen Ginsberg dead at 70 .
• NEW YORK (CNN) -- Poet Allen Ginsberg, whose raw, angry verse epitomized America's "beat" literary movement in the 1950s and '60s, died Saturday. ...
• On Thursday, it was learned Ginsberg had terminal liver cancer, and doctors had said the poet was expected to live between four and 12 months. ...
• The poet laureate of the Beat Generation, Ginsberg was born June 3, 1926, in Newark, New Jersey. ...
• Ginsberg and the other "beat" writers are credited with starting a genre of American prose and poetry in the late 1940s that celebrated free-wheeling Bohemians skeptical of moral codes and political power. ...
• Ginsberg along with writers such as Jack Kerouac, Gregory Corso, William Burroughs, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Lucien Carr came to embody the anti-establishment, non-conformist literary movement that experimented heavily with hallucinogenic drugs. ...
• In 1956, Ginsberg published "Howl and Other Poems," a book of free verse considered the preeminent poetic work of the "beat" movement. ...
• Ginsberg became a celebrant of the counterculture movement of the 1960s, a ubiquitous figure at poetry readings on college campuses, a strident critic of the war in Vietnam and an advocate for gay rights. ...
• A statement released by Ginsberg's physician Thursday said Ginsberg suffered for many years from hepatitis C, which led to cirrhosis of the liver that was diagnosed in 1988. ...
• The cancer was discovered when Ginsberg, who has been suffering from severe fatigue and jaundice, underwent a biopsy, according to the statement. ...
• Poet Allen Ginsberg has terminal liver cancer - April 4, 1997 .
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• About Allen Ginsberg.
• ALLEN GINSBERG was born in 1926 in Newark, New Jersey, a son of Naomi Ginsberg and lyric poet Louis Ginsberg. ...
• Allen Ginsberg's most recent books include Collected Poems: 1947-1980, the annotated Howl, White Shroud: Poems 1980-1985, and Cosmopolitan Greetings: Poems 1986-1992. ...
• A member of the American Institute of Arts and Letters, awarded the medal of Chevalier de l'ordre des Arts et Lettres by the French Minister of Culture in 1993, and cofounder of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at the Naropa Institute, the first accredited Buddhist college in the Western world, Allen Ginsberg lives on New York's Lower East Side. ...
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• For more bio info, check out the profile of Ginsberg written by Levi Asher in Literary Kicks. ...

• Beat Poet Allen Ginsberg to Hold Poetry Reading.
• - Allen Ginsberg, one of the country's best-known poets, will appear at Princeton on Monday, Feb. ... Ginsberg's visit is sponsored by the American Studies program.
• Ginsberg will read selection of his poetry at 8 p. ...
• After receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia College in 1948 Ginsberg became associated with a group of writers that included Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady and, later, a San Francisco-based contingent. ...
• Ginsberg rose to prominence after the 1956 reading of his apocalyptic poem, ``Howl. ... Ginsberg's Kaddish, a 63-minute poem based on his mother's insanity and death, is also featured.
• At 69, Ginsberg has produced more than 30 books of poetry, prose, and photographs, as well as many essays and recordings. ... In 1994, Stanford University obtained Ginsberg's collection of some 300,000 items that traced his quest for social, sexual, and political liberation.
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Ginsberg will give a lecture, ``Clear Seeing Poetics: New Jersey Through the States,'' at 4:30 p. ...

• GINSBERG REMEMBERED.
• Allen Ginsberg -- leader of the Beat movement, poet, anti-war activist, award winning author and buddhist -- passed away this weekend at the age of 70. ... OUTSIDE LINK: Tributes to Allen Ginsberg from the Internet Community. Ginsberg's Howl NEWSHOUR LINKS: April 2, 1997:.
• ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: And now, remembering the poet, Allen Ginsberg, who died Saturday of liver cancer. ...
• ALLEN GINSBERG: "I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving, hysterical, naked " .
• ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Those are the opening lines of Allen Ginsberg’s 1956 poem "Howl," a work of anger, politics, irony, humor, and passion that shocked people at the time but also served as a kind of warning bell that something new--a "counterculture"--was being born. Ginsberg had joined with Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, and others in New York in the ‘40's to form the nucleus of a group that later became known as the Beatniks. The movement flowered in San Francisco in the 1950's, and by the end of the decade, Ginsberg had established himself as a leading voice of both the new poetry and a new brand of anti-establishment cultural politics. ...
• ALLEN GINSBERG: I’m not going to march formally as a Yippie. ...
• His detractors, including Norman Podhoretz, writing in the magazine "Commentary," blamed Ginsberg for glorifying drugs and madness and for helping bring on the wild youth culture of the 1960's. A convert to Buddhism, Ginsberg helped start a Buddhist Institute in Colorado in the 1970's. ... Here he is in 1977 reading "Khaddish," the elegy for his mother considered by many to be Ginsberg’s finest poem. ...
• ALLEN GINSBERG: "What came is gone forever, every time.
• ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Allen Ginsberg was 70 years old. ...

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• Audio Interview with Allen Ginsberg.
• Allen Ginsberg, the beat poet and social activist, talks with Don Swaim about a multitude of different topics such as work, poetry, politics, drugs, sex, censorship, and more in this 1985 interview. Ginsberg reads "The Warrior" and portions of "Howl" and "Moloch. ...
• Listen to the Allen Ginsberg interview with Don Swaim, 1985 .

• Allen Ginsberg.
• Louis Ginsberg was a published poet, a high school teacher and a moderate Jewish Socialist. ... Somewhere between the two in temperament was the Ginsberg's second son, Irwin Allen. ...
• Ginsberg, the youngest and most innocent member of the circle, helped them develop their literary smarts, while they helped him in turn by utterly shattering his bookish naivete. ...
• The joyful craziness of his city friends somehow became a symbolic counterpoint, for Ginsberg, to the real craziness of his mother, whose condition continued to worsen until she was hospitalized for life and finally lobotomized. Many people deal with insanity in the family by becoming exaggeratedly normal, but Ginsberg went in the opposite direction. ... Reading William Blake in a Harlem apartment one summer day in 1948, the 26-year-old Allen Ginsberg had a tremendous mad vision in which Blake came to him in person. ...
• The whole wild scene crashed, though, when the criminal activities of several of Ginsberg's friends (such as Burroughs and Herbert Huncke) resulted in his arrest and imprisonment. Ginsberg entered a 'straight' phase: he renounced Burroughs, immersed himself in psychoanalytic treatment, and even began dating a woman named Helen Parker. ...
• He introduced himself to the important New Jersey poet William Carlos Williams, whose epic visionary poem about the town of Paterson had impressed Ginsberg greatly. Bearing a letter of introduction from the poet Williams, Ginsberg travelled to San Francisco and met Kenneth Rexroth, ringmaster of an emerging vibrant and youthful local poetry movement, which Ginsberg became a part of almost instantly. ...
• At the age of 29, Ginsberg had written much poetry but published almost none. ...
• Ginsberg followed 'Howl' with several other important new poems, such as 'Sunflower Sutra. ... According to Bruce Cook in his book 'The Beat Generation,' Ginsberg even mellowed considerably during this period, after travelling the world, discovering Buddhism and falling in love with Peter Orlovsky, who would remain a constant companion (though their relationship was not monogamous) for thirty years. ...
• In the early sixties, Ginsberg threw himself into the hippie scene. He and Timothy Leary worked together to publicize Leary's new discovery, the psychedelic drug LSD, and Ginsberg attempted to turn on every famous cultural figure in his address book, including Willem De Kooning, Franz Kline, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Robert Lowell and Jack Kerouac (whose cranky response sent Timothy Leary on his first bum trip). ...

• Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997).
• Teaching Ginsberg requires addressing rampant stereotypes about the beats and the kind of art they created; i. ...
• Ginsberg's long-lined, chant-like poems are so responsive to his speech rhythms that once students hear tapes, they begin to see his rationale for form. ...
• Ginsberg's dissatisfaction with America during the 1950s prompted his jeremiads, laments, "Howls. ...
• Eliot or Wallace Stevens have much less influence on Ginsberg's work, although he certainly knows a great deal about poetry. ... Ginsberg was a personal friend of the Jewish philosopher Martin Buber. ...
• ) In alluding to the experiences of the beats, especially Carl Solomon, whom Ginsberg met when both were patients at the Columbia Psychiatric Institute in 1949, the poem brings into focus a quantity of events unknown to the (polite) literary world, a more advantaged world.
• Ginsberg's work can usefully be approached as protest as well as lament. ...

• Allen Ginsberg in Mobile.
• The above lines were often chanted at the readings of one Irwin Allen Ginsberg, the famous (or infamous, if you wish) Beat poet, 60's radical, friend of Jack Kerouac, Ken Kesey, Terry Southern, Jean Genet, Bob Dylan (toured with him), William Burroughs, Gary Snyder, and everybody like you & me, author of the much anthologized "Howl," outrageously "out" homosexual, Buddhist disciple of Tibetan Rinpoche Chogyam Trungpa, founder of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at the Naropa Institute in Colorado. ...
• Allen Ginsberg died in New York of liver cancer last April 5th. It is hard to believe, but Ginsberg was 70 years old. ...
• I would like you to try to imagine Allen Ginsberg at the Joe Jefferson Playhouse here in Mobile. ...
• After all, I was the one who had wangled this reading and worked it out to bring Ginsberg to Mobile. ...
• When I heard Ginsberg was going to be at the University of Mississippi, I called his agent and got him to come for only $700 plus hotel and airfare. ... (Everyone who knew Ginsberg even slightly, like me, seems to call him by his first name). ...
• As it turned out, the Ginsberg reading would be the last of the Second Saturday Series. ...
• And Ginsberg was to be here two days! .
• Ginsberg was the last off the plane. Here is what I wrote in my diary: "Lloyd and I met Ginsberg at the airport. ...
• The next day I showed Ginsberg around Mobile - or at least, my Mobile. ...
• Here was Ginsberg talking about someone who had to mean far more to him than I could imagine, and speaking of his death so non-chalantly, as if he were saying, "Oh, he went to the grocery store. ...
• "Did he say anything to you?" I was eager to hear the parting words of the famous crazy-wisdom guru to his disciple Allen Ginsberg. ...
• "I went by to visit him in the hospital," Ginsberg said. ...

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