The Reception of Allen Ginsberg's "Howl". Queerness and Homosexuality in the Context of 1950s' America

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Focusing on the influential poem "Howl," this analysis delves into Allen Ginsberg's perspective as a homosexual poet in 1950s America. It explores how Ginsberg's representation of queerness and homosexuality not only reflects the cultural landscape of the time but also significantly impacted the trajectory of future literature. The paper highlights the poem's critical reception and its role in shaping discussions around identity and sexuality in American literature.