beat generation Definition

counterculture, poet, literary, surrealist, literati, poetry, punk, punk rock, subculture, psychedelic rock, abstract expressionism, jack kerouac, kerouac, ferlinghetti, allen ginsberg, lionel trilling, beatniks, denise levertov, bohemians, hermann hesse, arthur rimbaud, italo calvino, avant garde, winsor mccay, nouveau roman, john steinbeck, expressionists, john dos passos, christopher isherwood, giovanni boccaccio, susan sontag, ashcan school, leroi jones, dadaism, de quincey, harlem renaissance, martin heidegger, israel zangwill, nelson algren, saul bellow, anthologist, soren kierkegaard, nevil shute, existentialists, novelists, marcel duchamp, louis auchincloss, ashbery, giuseppe mazzini, aleister crowley, desiderius erasmus, youth subculture, ezra pound, lincoln steffens, hasidism, modernism, arthur koestler, alfred stieglitz, herbert marcuse, isaac bashevis singer, charles baudelaire, fats waller, culturati, woody guthrie, william hazlitt, seminal, maupassant, ken kesey, rimbaud, cbgb, mary wollstonecraft, cavafy, tin pan alley, troubadours, ansel adams, transcendentalist, proudhon, derrida, gustave flaubert, laurence sterne, norman mailer, gertrude stein, martin buber, mickey spillane, daumier, modernists, merovingian dynasty, franz kafka, margaret mead, bohemia, moses maimonides, versifier, r. buckminster fuller, elias canetti, bohemianism, wassily kandinsky, pentangle, william styron, updike, aleichem,