Question 3 • ELA 11B-CR
Ginsberg’s style, structure, and themes often set the speaker apart from mainstream American life. The speaker’s perspective and language suggest alienation from the conventional comforts and values of 1950s America, rather than envy of them or acceptance of being unable to change society. Therefore, the feeling conveyed is that the speaker feels out of place in 1950s America.
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