Ethnos and the Beat poets

Article Abstract:

Four Beat poets - Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso and Amiri Baraka - went through several stages of consciousness about their ethnicity. In each stage their ethnicity influenced their writing and their writing influenced their view of ethnicity. The three states of interaction between ethnicity and writing are the primordial, ideological and semiotic. These states are distinguished by the extent to which each poet identified with his ethnic group and sought to remedy its historical inarticulateness.

Portrayals, Criticism and interpretation, Literature, Poetry, Ethnicity, Kerouac, Jack, Ginsberg, Allen, Beat generation, Ethnicity in literature, Baraka, Amiri

---

Max Frankel

Article Abstract:

'The New York Times Magazine' media columnist Max Frankel says that publications that write about him should be responsible enough and ask his opinion about the matter. He recalls an experience with unfair coverage when an article erroneously claimed that he was resigning as editor of the 'The New York Times' earlier than expected. He also describes a conflict with a feminist group that criticized 'The New York Times.'

Interview, Journalists, Frankel, Max

---

Nutrition to go!

Article Abstract:

Making healthful eating choices involves picking out at least one item from the four major food groups. Nutritious yet healthy choices to be made from taco bars, oriental bazaars, Japanese eateries and other ethnic-serving restaurants are presented.

Health aspects, Dinners and dining, Dining

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.