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ruth weiss’s ,: A Modern-Beat-Pomo Performancess remains relatively unknown outside circles of Beat fans and Beat scholars. As such, she stands on the margins of literary history, a living testament to the persistence of Beat to appropriate, innovate, agitate, and survive.

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Lenore Kandel’s ,: Psychedelic Poetics, Cosmic Erotica, and Sexual Politics in the Mid-sixties Countt departed from or rejected conventional standards for literary art—and writing whose words, ideas, and subjects offended Cold War establishment culture. This familiar narrative of Beat and San Francisco Renaissance literary emergence, of noisy avant-garde literature and its censorship, normalizes t

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“All things are different appearances of the same emptiness”: Buddhism and Jack Kerouac’s Nature Wri transition stage in America “between the early era of armchair Buddhism and contemporary Buddhist practice” (4); the highly prolific Kerouac, according to Prothero, became “the official spokesperson” of the “Beat Buddhists” (16). Similarly, in Thomas A. Tweed’s history of American Buddhism, Kerouac

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“Virus-X”: Kerouac’s Visions of Burroughsayed for the Beats, and the degree to which the legendizing of the Beats shaped not only the reception of Burroughs’s early work but also its .. Going beyond issues of biographical infidelity, my point is that Kerouac’s representations served particular needs for his own work and the work of the Bea

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of children’s well-being, review previous studies and ongoing studies on children’s well-being in general, and in the Singapore context. Finally, we provide some recommendations to help caregivers to promote children’s well-being in the teaching and learning contexts.

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Jennie Skerlive on mistakes and failure. By doing so, children can develop the mindset and confidence needed to overcome the initial discomfort and setbacks associated with taking on challenges, thus establishing a robust foundation for long-term success and well-being.