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                    [Title] => ‘The Dharma Bums’ and the pavement sutra
                    [Summary] => Almost a generation back when libraries were not yet six-letter portals on computers, a pseudo-artist/quasi-intellectual classmate in Diliman introduced me to Jack the Ripper, Jack Daniels, Jack Keroauc and their kind. As a quick counterpoint, a classmate who wrote like Henry James admonished me on the last: Jack Keroauc and the Beats are lousy, infantile poets and diarists whose literary claims extend to no more than being winos, druggists and amateur writers.
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                    [AuthorName] => Jaybe D. Quiñonez
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                    [Title] => Speed-reading ‘The Subterraneans’
                    [Summary] => A typical scenario where a reader is swept by the magical power of a book and considers it as one of his favorites is purchasing a title (learned and heard from a friend or those people he reads) from a bookstore.  He then brings it home with him where he can relish its content, probably with his feet prop up on a coffee table.   

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By Denis Johnson
THE DHARMA BUMS
By Jack Kerouac


There is the California found on the map, and the California found in the imagination, and each has held a grip on writers throughout its twisted history as the Western Edge of America. For most Filipinos, California usually means San Francisco or LA – a place of jobs, dreams and Jollibee. But it has always held a darker side beneath the sunny skies.
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DHARMA BUMS
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                    [DatePublished] => 2006-01-08 00:00:00
                    [ColumnID] => 133272
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                    [Title] => Speed-reading ‘The Subterraneans’
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By Denis Johnson
THE DHARMA BUMS
By Jack Kerouac


There is the California found on the map, and the California found in the imagination, and each has held a grip on writers throughout its twisted history as the Western Edge of America. For most Filipinos, California usually means San Francisco or LA – a place of jobs, dreams and Jollibee. But it has always held a darker side beneath the sunny skies.
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