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Beatniks in Allen Ginsberg's Howl

This is an analytical essay in which the author goes into detail about the 1950s, the Beat Generation, Allen Ginsberg, and "Howl." The author goes into detail about the impact the Beat Generation had on society and about the battle of censorship and free expression that came about because of the language used in "Howl."
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Jenn's feedback:

"You have done a great job painting a picture of the generation using factual information that is presented in a logical manner. In addition, a minimal amount of grammar and sentence structure errors lend to good reader comprehension. Every time that you present a new concept you introduce it with a smooth transition which improves the readability of the essay. There are some errors in the formatting of the text. Typically speaking, a quote should not be indented unless it is four lines or more. Also, since there are so many facts presented, there are places in your essay that feel as if they are lacking necessary citations. Any time that you use information that you obtained from another source it is important that you credit the author to avoid plagiarism issues. "

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