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Agricultural and Food Policy, International Relations/Trade,

Obscene Odes on the Windows of the Skull : Deconstructing the Memory of the Howl Trial of 1957

\u27Obscene Odes on the Windows of the Skull\u27: Deconstructing the Howl Trial of 1957 examines how the obscenity trial around Allen Ginsberg\u27s Howl is remembered, how that memory is constructed, whom it serves, and what it forgets