Caitlain CarrollPitch on Allen Ginsberg’ Poem “Howl”Title the pitch to catch the eye of the listeners, something unusualApr 3Apr 3
Caitlain CarrollRuth Weiss and lifeIn the swirling turmoil of Austria, in 1938, amidst the shadows of political unrest and the terror of Nazi oppression, the story of a young…Mar 112Mar 112
Caitlain CarrollThe Allusion of Amiri BarakaAmiri Baraka was not always Amiri Baraka, LeRoi Jones was his birth name. He adopted his new name when he began to embrace the Kawaida…Mar 31Mar 31
Caitlain CarrollMind-Body DisconnectionThe idea of mind-body detachment becomes central to our critical inquiry as we set out on our quest for discovery into the complex domains…Feb 18Feb 18
Caitlain CarrollEmbracing Existential Risk with Gary SnyderThrough colorful imagery and figurative language, Gary Snyder tackles the concept of existential risk-taking in revealing the enduring…Feb 121Feb 121
Caitlain CarrollJack Kerouac and Rhythm in WritingJack Kerouac’s literary works not only reflect the complexities of his personal relationships but also exhibit a profound sense of rhythm…Jan 282Jan 282
Caitlain CarrollAllen Ginsberg and RepetitionIn Allen Ginsberg's “Howl,” the strategic use of repetition serves as a powerful literary device that raises the poem's emotional impact…Jan 221Jan 221
