Part III (section of "Howl")

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Part III is the concluding section of Allen Ginsberg’s poem "Howl," noted for its direct address to Carl Solomon and its intense, incantatory style.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
poem section
addressedTo Carl Solomon
author Allen Ginsberg
countryOfOrigin United States
dedicatedTo Carl Solomon
depicts Rockland State Hospital
firstPublicationPlace San Francisco
firstPublicationPublisher City Lights Books
firstPublicationWork Howl and Other Poems
firstPublicationYear 1956
focusesOn Carl Solomon's experiences in a mental institution
language English
literaryForm free verse
literaryPeriod postwar American poetry
meter irregular line length
movement Beat Generation
narrativeMode first-person address
openingWords "Carl Solomon!"
linked to: Carl Solomon
partOf Howl
positionInWork final section
third section
refrain "I'm with you in Rockland"
relatedTo "Footnote to Howl"
linked to: Howl

Part I (section of "Howl")
Part II (section of "Howl")
styleCharacteristic direct address
incantatory
repetitive anaphora
subjectOf literary criticism on "Howl"
theme empathy
friendship
institutionalization
madness
solidarity
spiritual struggle
suffering
tone compassionate
lamenting
urgent
usesDevice apostrophe
cataloguing
parallelism

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Part II (section of "Howl") precedes Part III (section of "Howl")
subject linked to: Part II
Part III (section of "Howl") relatedTo Part I (section of "Howl")
linked to: Part III (section of "Howl")