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| − | Beatnik is a term for an anti-materialistic culture of people in the late 1950s analogous to [[hippies]] a decade later. The term was coined by Herb Caen on April 2, 1958 in an article in the San Francisco Chronicle. He modified an earlier, more positive term [[Beat Generation]] and added the -nik suffix from [[Sputnik]], which had launched in the prior six months.
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| − | Beatniks were associated with poetry and jazz. Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road" was viewed by many as the beat generation's manifesto.
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