Andor S2 Q&A - Beau Willimon - Episodes 4-6

Allen Ginsberg's "Howl and Other Poems" is a landmark work of the Beat Generation, known for its raw, visceral language and its unflinching exploration of sexuality, social alienation, and spiritual yearning. The title poem, "Howl," is a powerful and often controversial critique of societal norms and the stifling of individual expression. The collection also includes other notable poems that showcase Ginsberg's unique poetic voice and his ability to capture the energy and anxieties of his time. Ginsberg's work helped to redefine American poetry and paved the way for future generations of poets to experiment with form and content. His influence on literature and culture remains significant.

Henrik Ibsen's "A Master Builder" is a complex and thought-provoking play that delves into the themes of ambition, regret, and the human condition. The play follows the story of Halvard Solness, a successful but aging architect, who is haunted by past failures and struggles with his relationships with younger people. Ibsen's masterful use of symbolism and his exploration of psychological depth make the play a compelling and enduring work of literature. The play's exploration of themes of ambition, guilt, and the passage of time continues to resonate with audiences today. "A Master Builder" is a powerful and moving drama that explores the complexities of human experience.