Cambridge Companion To Ezra Pound - 99 edition

"A model of its kind, this companion will serve undergraduates and graduate students, general readers, lecturers in need of a quick brush up, and those who have read randomly about Pound and now need a clear path through the jungle....This reviewer gives it an unqualified recommendation."

--Choice

Publisher Web Site, February, 2003

Foreword
Chronology
Introduction: understanding Pound Ira B. Nadel

1. Early poetry Hugh Witemeyer
2. Pound and the visual arts Reed Way Dasenbrock
3. Pound as translator Ming Xie
4. Pound and the making of Modernism George Bornstein
5. Early Cantos, I-XLI Daniel Albright
6. Middle Cantos, XLII-LXXIII Ian F. Bell
7. The Pisan and Late Cantos, LXXIV-CXVII Ron Bush
8. The texts of the Cantos Richard Taylor
9. The Cantos and twentieth-century poetry Peter Nicholls
10. Pound as critic Massimo Bacigalupo
11. Pound as music Michael Ingham
12. Pound: economics and politics Tim Redman
13. Pound and anti-semitism Wendy Flory
14. Pound and gender Helen M. Dennis

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