Essay on the Failure of Language in Malcolm and On the Road

Malcolm and language disorder on the road explained his young contemporary spirit with his essay "Beat Generation Philosophy"; for him, for him, their unique sexual disorder in the 1950s, medication The habit of abuse addiction, small crime, heretical self expression is an attempt to maintain the person's personality in the universal obedience atmosphere of the Golden Age. From the literature of this age, it can be concluded that from the distance of 40 years it is the total time to actually find a real self of a person.

Malcolm on languages ​​and rules. Gordon P. Baker & PMS Hacker - 1990 - Philosophy 65 (252): 167-179. 'Wittgenstein' on N, language and rules. Professor Malcolm took us to explain the relationship between Wittgenstein's discussion on the relationship and the concept of community agreement and the importance of following the given rules. It does not deny that there is a grammatical relationship between these concepts. Instead, we emphasize the rules and actions that are consistent with the language. Also, we agreed with judgment and (...)

Victoria A. Elmwood is similar to Malcolm, but in her article "A New Male Family of White Nomads and Jack Kerorak" is likewise "on a business trip". As she becomes more complicated by adding feministic views it is possible to have an interesting interpretation of the text by itself. Elmwood said: "Literary critics and biographers commented on the extent to which American writers who dropped, in particular Jack Kerorock, are trying to escape home life in the bourgeois family and are about to escape from the stage women control. doing. (Elmwood 335). Elmwood admits that family relationships other than Freud between Keroroac and Allen Ginsberg are the most remarkable, but ignored the influence of Kerouac's Canadian French heritage by mistake. And a strong family relationship that urged Kayaku 's outgoing parents to care for their mother in front of his father. Father's death

Malcol doubled his mistake and said, "As Keroroac, a French Canadian, his first language is French, he seems to serve him as a marginalized white man.The purpose; the music itself and About the same, perhaps more than that, it is the ideological bop and its influence as it is thought that white culture attracts him. "(Malcolm 98). Malcolm is aware of the French Kerouac here, but does not recognize the plasticity of the racial concept. And this concept was greatly different when Kailuak traveled and wrote in the 1940s and early 1950s. "On the street" he acknowledged the alienation of Keroroac from the mainstream American culture which was the dominant culture of the white American in those days.