Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains Lipton's clippings from periodicals and magazines from various publications of the mid-twentieth century such as the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, TIMES Magazine, UCLA Daily Bruin, and the L.A. Weekly News. Subject matter for these periodicals and magazines reflect much of the political issues of the time, such as student protests, civil rights, sexuality, experimentation with psychedelic drugs, critiques of higher educational systems, and music in pop culture.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this series are materials that related to the 1950s Beat Generation movement and its ideology, literature, poetry, art, and musical influence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this series are materials that related to the 1950s Beat Generation movement and its ideology, literature, poetry, art, and musical influence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this series are materials that related to the 1950s Beat Generation movement and its ideology, literature, poetry, art, and musical influence.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Within this series are materials that related to the 1950s Beat Generation movement and its ideology, literature, poetry, art, and musical influence.

Scope and Contents

4 issues.

Scope and Contents

2 issues: v. 3 (1904:Feb.) and v. 5 (1905:May).

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of articles, poems, manuscripts, and typescripts written by Lipton from the 1950s to the 1970s and includes his articles for Radio Free America and his political commentary featured in his "Interface" columns that span an entire decade of current events. Materials found within this series display a good variety of the subject matter that Lipton was passionate about including sexual liberation, criticism of Western Christendom, speaking out against war, and poetry...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of letters between Lawrence Lipton and key members of the Beat Generation movement, many of the publishers with whom Lipton corresponded regarding the publishing of his work, and publishers who sent Lipton the work of other writers. The correspondence between Lipton and noteworthy authors such as Allen Ginsberg, his ex-wife Craig Rice, and many jazz musicians demonstrates Lipton’s engagement with the literary and music community of the mid-twentieth century.

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2 letters and 3 envelopes.