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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: New. He, Leo investigates the life and work of Beat poet Lew Welch in a chronological fashion, structured around Welch's own notion of how three main aspects of his life-The Man, The Mountain, and The City-were interdependent and how they informed the others in terms of creating his "life." From his birth until his disappearance (and presumed death), Welch's life was often defined by problems, both physical and emotional. He had a complex relationship with his mother, a long (and ultimately fruitless) struggle with alcohol, a fluctuating mental state that swung from manic to depressive. He was open and candid about everything, a fact that is evident in all aspects of his work. But for all that, he was also an important member of a significant American literary and cultural movement. Each of the three main parts of this biography include key poems, essays, and events-both personal and cultural-to help establish not only Welch's importance as a key poet and figure during the San Francisco Renaissance, but also to show that his place within this literary movement was deserved. He is often seen as a "friend of" rather than a bona fide poet with a strong voice and message of his own. He was perhaps a victim of his own crushing self-criticism and reliance on others-aspects that Clark attempts to shed light on in order to understand his work on a more meaningful level.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. He, Leo investigates the life and work of Beat poet Lew Welch in a chronological fashion, structured around Welchs own notion of how three main aspects of his lifeThe Man, The Mountain, and The Citywere interdependent and how they informed the others in terms of creating his life. From his birth until his disappearance (and presumed death), Welchs life was often defined by problems, both physical and emotional. He had a complex relationship with his mother, a long (and ultimately fruitless) struggle with alcohol, a fluctuating mental state that swung from manic to depressive. He was open and candid about everything, a fact that is evident in all aspects of his work. But for all that, he was also an important member of a significant American literary and cultural movement. Each of the three main parts of this biography include key poems, essays, and eventsboth personal and culturalto help establish not only Welchs importance as a key poet and figure during the San Francisco Renaissance, but also to show that his place within this literary movement was deserved. He is often seen as a friend of rather than a bona fide poet with a strong voice and message of his own. He was perhaps a victim of his own crushing self-criticism and reliance on othersaspects that Clark attempts to shed light on in order to understand his work on a more meaningful level. Investigates the life and work of Beat poet Lew Welch in a chronological fashion, structured around Welchs own notion of how three main aspects of his life - The Man, The Mountain, and The City - were interdependent and how they informed the others in terms of creating his life. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Soft Cover. Zustand: As New. First Edition. As new with a supplied clear mylar protective cover. "Largely remembered for his mysterious disappearance in May 1971, Lew Welch was an important voice of the Beat Generation and San Francisco Renaissance. He spoke of key issues that America was facing in the aftermath of World War II-from the rise of consumerism and complacent suburban sensibilities to the threat of environmental disaster. He championed American speech, idioms, and identities. He found inspiration in the words of Gertrude Stein and William Carlos Williams, in the philosophies of Senzaki and the Buddha, and in his myriad friendships with some of the most renowned and revered poets, musicians, and artists of the 1950s and 1960s. His search for authenticity in language and poetry was a small part of a far greater search to establish a clear sense of himself. He, Leo investigates Welch's life and work in a chronological fashion, structured around Welch's own notion of how three main aspects of his lifeThe Man, The Mountain, and The City - were interdependent. From his birth until his disappearance and presumed death, Welch's life was often defined by problems, including a complex relationship with his mother, a long struggle with alcohol, and a fluctuating mental state. He was open and candid about everything, a fact that is evident in all aspects of his work. Each of the three main sections of He, Leo includes key poems, essays, and events - both personal and cultural - to help establish Welch's importance as a prominent poet and figure during the San Francisco Renaissance. Despite his crushing self-criticism and his reputation as a "friend of," he was a bona fide poet with a strong voice and message of his own. With this first full-length biography, Ewan Clark restores Lew Welch to his rightful place as an important member of a significant American literary and cultural movement." See photo.
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