Modes of non-conformism in the literature of the Beatniks Introduced through the poem Howl by Allen Ginsberg and the work of William S. Burrough’s titled Junkie

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Fekete Anna Eszter
Other Authors:	Schandl Veronika
Format:	Manuscript essay
Published:	2023-06-26
Online Access:	https://diplomamunka.ppke.hu/18215

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