Ezra Pound (1932-63). Writings include: Drafts and Fragments of Cantos CX-CXVII, Homage to Sextus, Prospertius. Volume covers the period 1904-1970. Extras: Includes a selected list of the printing Pound's works from 1908-1960.
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 | Venice - Page 60has travelled much in Spain; lived for some while in Venice; and is now making his home in England with no particular desire to depart from us, ...more pages: 2 3 113 212 404 |
| London - Page 63It is quite safe to say that few new poets have so quickly become known to literary London. Exultations has some lines in every poem that one wants to ...more pages: 3 62 76 119 183 199 220 320 356 466 |
| Rome - Page 227This sort of statement applies to whole periods of poetry; to the Augustan age in Rome and in.more pages: 156 163 179 183 380 448 |
More | Oxford - Page 2801906), Warden of All Souls, Oxford, is the author of several collections of essays and other scholarly work. An excellent example [of those writers ...more pages: 40 44 86 237 373 |
| Paris - Page 356And Pound felt called upon to boast 'R has come over to Paris just to sit at my feet'. The last view I had of him was in the Champs Elysees. ...more pages: 1 18 30 76 200 215 222 354 404 439 |
| New York - Page 209However, I do wish he would write for English papers some of the articles one gathers in those excellent periodicals of New York, the Little Review ...more pages: 7 12 19 20 32 97 222 237 256 269 |
| Philadelphia - Page 220Fabian Tracts on my left, Ezra would mutter Vorticist truths half inaudibly in a singularly incomprehensible Philadelphia dialect into my right ear. ...more pages: 1 2 30 |
| Norfolk, Connecticut - Page xixNorfolk, Connecticut, [1938]. Letters The Letters of Ezra Pound 1907-1 94 1, edited by DD Paige. London, 1951. Life Noel Stock, The Life of Ezra Pound ...more pages: 338 480 |
| Paterson - Page 29The Cantos are a revolutionary poem, making fewer concessions to the reader than The Waste Land or Paterson or The Maximus Poem. ... |
| Chicago - Page 215All of us at the University [of Chicago], even Yvor Winters, who was my close friend in those years, respected Pound as a poet; ...more pages: 7 70 101 219 |
| Crawfordsville, Indiana - Page 1inglorious taste of academic life in the autumn and winter of 1907-8, when he lectured at Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana. |
| Freiburg - Page 313Freiburg, is described, the philological interest apparently giving rise to the whole passage, which is one of the most beautiful in the Cantos. ...more pages: 452 |
| York - Page 67York). 2 March 1910, xlii, 221 Ezra Pound, having 'floundered somewhat ineffectually through the slough of philology' and read with enthusiasm a ...more pages: 100 218 |
| Florence - Page 163was in Propertius' juvenalia, it is not quite the sentiment of thirteenth-century Florence decanted in the tone of the unadulterated Victorian period. ... |
| Cambridge - Page xviiI have often been grateful for the conversation and advice of Dr Patrick Parrinder of King's College, Cambridge, and Dr Michael Egan of the University ...more pages: 7 20 58 174 283 |
| Lisboa - Page 402Came the Lords in Lisboa a day, and a day In homage. . . . (Canto XXX) This kind of interpenetration of life and art, in metaphor, ... |
| Berkeley - Page 379One would like to hear the Cantos declaimed by loudspeaker from the Greek theater at Taormina, or at Berkeley, preferably by Pound himself. ...more pages: xvii 28 |
| Rutherford, New Jersey - Page 35in the department of dentistry (he subsequently changed to medicine, which he practised in Rutherford, New Jersey) in the University of Pennsylvania. ... |
| Burgos - Page 254with the modern Venice of Canto III, which immediately, with no transitional phrase at all, takes up the story of Myo Cid before Burgos. ... |
| Rimini - Page 237Pound's Golden Treasury, but decency forbids) ; they are an extended history of Rimini under the Malatesta dynasty, they are a commentary on Venetian ... |
| Cardiff - Page 54George Thomas of University College, Cardiff, editor of Thomas's correspondence with Gordon Bottomley and of Thomas's poems, suggests the attribution ... |
| Kensington - Page 38He is jolly nice: took me to supper at Pagani's, and afterwards we went down to his room at Kensington. He lives in an attic, like a traditional poet ... |
| Dublin - Page 150Boosting James Joyce, he cannot find a more enthusiastic or enlightening phrase than, 'He gives us Dublin as it presumably is' ; or, 'He gives the ... |
| Santa Barbara - Page 28Kenner, Professor of English at the University of California, Santa Barbara, is the author of critical studies of Chesterton, Eliot, Wyndham Lewis, ... |
| Warsaw - Page 348Continents sank under the sea, empires fell : Vienna fell, Canton fell, Warsaw fell : the unmoved sage sat on at Rapallo, like Idiosyncrasy on a ... |
| Clinton, NY - Page 383but 'Fear god and the stupidity of the populace' ; 'Entered the Bros Watson's store in Clinton, NY' related to 'The cakeshops of the Nevsky', ... |
| Allentown, Pa - Page 371(Allentown,. Pa.) Spring 1949, iv, 10-11 I have not (even yet) read every word of the Pisan Cantos, nor deciphered half those I have read. ... |
| Waterloo - Page 265 |
| Boston - Page 7The Spirit of Romance was followed by Provenfa, published in Boston in November 1910. 'Mr. Pound is a very new kind of poet,' wrote Floyd Dell in the ...more pages: 75 |
| St Louis - Page 117Monroe delivering a talk in St Louis on 'The New Poetry', and an extract from 'What I've Been Reading', Reedy s Minor 14 July 1916, xxv, 462-3. ... |
| Washington, DC - Page 455Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, DC, in August, 1957. That visit left me with an impression of Pound's grandeur and dignity, but also, inescapably of ... |
| Lope de Vega - Page 314to attribute this kind of prepossession to the fact that when Pound went to Europe to study texts for a thesis on Lope de Vega, he left a country ...more pages: 68 74 |
| Peking - Page 41First of being in London in 1910 on my way around the world to Peking; and of hearing about this young American from Elkin Mathews, ... |
Contents | 218 | | | | | 224 | | | | | 227 | | | | | 229 | | | | HENRY BAMFORD PARKES on the theories and influence of Pound December 1932 | 239 | | | | A supervision with Dr Leavis on Mauberley 193 3 | 243 | | | | A Draft of XXX Cantos August 1930 | 246 | | | | | 256 | | | |
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