Pound in Multiple Perspective

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-viii

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2. Introduction

   • Andrew Gibson

   Pages 1-7

3. ‘What’s left for me to do?’: Pound, Browning and the Problem of Poetic Influence

   • John Woolford

   Pages 8-39

4. The Unknown Masterpiece: Yeats and the Design of the Cantos

   • Warwick Gould

   Pages 40-92

5. ‘Experiments in Modernity’: Ford and Pound

   • R. G. Hampson

   Pages 93-125

6. ‘Like a Mexith’s renowned statue bristling with emblems’: Masquerade, Anthropology, Yeats and Pound among Wyndham Lewis’s Apes of God

   • Peter L. Caracciolo

   Pages 126-157

7. Pound and Joyce: Ulysses, the Cantos and the Shapes of Cultures

   • Andrew Gibson

   Pages 158-187

8. ‘These fragments you have shelved (shored)’: Pound, Eliot and The Waste Land

   • John Harwood

   Pages 188-215

9. Pound, Whitman and the American Epic Transmission

   • Eric Mottram

   Pages 216-244

10. Back Matter

    Pages 245-256

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The book consists of seven essays exploring the relationship between Pound and Browning, Yeats, Ford, Lewis, Joyce, Eliot and American epic tradition. Each essay reconsiders and reassesses one aspect of the poet, his work and his literary connections in the light of fresh insight and new research.

• America
• anthropology
• aspect
• culture
• design
• epic
• essay
• fragment
• George Eliot
• god
• poet
• statue
• tradition
• transmission
• William Butler Yeats

• Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, University of London, UK

  Andrew Gibson

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