What does the 'Beat' in 'Beatles' really mean? Why did Bob Dylan want to visit Jack Kerouac's grave with Allen Ginsberg? How does reading Gary Snyder help us understand the lyrics of Jim Morrison? This book provides the answers.
What does the 'Beat' in 'Beatles' really mean? Why did Bob Dylan want to visit Jack Kerouac's grave with Allen Ginsberg? How does reading Gary Snyder help us understand the lyrics of Jim Morrison? This book provides the answers.
Laurence Coupe is Senior Lecturer in English at Manchester Metropolitan University
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. 'This is IT': Alan Watts and the visionary tradition 2. 'Go moan for man': Jack Kerouac and the beatific vision 3. 'Vision music': Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg 4. 'Within you ... without you': the Beatles and Allen Ginsberg 5. 'Eco-Zen', or 'a heaven in a wild flower': from Gary Snyder to Nick Drake Postscript
Introduction 1. 'This is IT': Alan Watts and the visionary tradition 2. 'Go moan for man': Jack Kerouac and the beatific vision 3. 'Vision music': Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg 4. 'Within you ... without you': the Beatles and Allen Ginsberg 5. 'Eco-Zen', or 'a heaven in a wild flower': from Gary Snyder to Nick Drake Postscript
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