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First novel wasn't a succsess. It's the prose bible of the movement. About young people who travelled to get a kick. They are uprooted, they don't have any roots, they are searching for something but at the same time they don't really know who they really are so they are looking somthing from every moment. It gets boring fast. The storyteller is Sal Paradise (based the character on himself, the book is full of parallels). A young writer, meets Dean Moriatry who is full of life (Neal Cassady). The more people learn about Dean the more disapointed they get, heäs selfish. The road is not symbolic anymore, they're just there for the pleasure. Finally Sal losed faith in Dean as well. As a typical beatnik Dean wants to escape the aimlessness and lonelyness in his life, he is afraid of death. Middle class, petty bourgeous, was not something for them, they were disgusted by it. 03.04.13 1960's-period of change, movements, revolutions, radical movements appeared, the youth
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