Ezra Pound: A Critical Anthology

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Contents
Preface
Table of Dates
PART ONE:  Early Criticism, to 1945
	Introduction
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to William Carlos Williams (1908)
	Edward Thomas: from ‘Two Poets’, a review of Personae of Ezra Pound (1909)
	Ezra Pound: from The Spirit of Romance (1910)
	F.S. Flint and Ezra Pound: from ‘Imagisme’ (1913)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘The Serious Artist’ (1913)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Vorticism’ (1914)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Harriet Monroe (January 1915)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Harriet Monroe ((?) March 1915)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Iris Barry ((?) 20 July 1916)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Iris Barry (27 July 1916)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Iris Barry (August 1916)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Iris Barry (24 August 1916)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Iris Barry (2 August 1916)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Iris Barry (29 August 1916)
	Ezra Pound: ‘A Truce’ (1916)
	T.S. Eliot: from Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry (1917)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘T.S. Eliot’ (1917)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Elizabethan Classicists’ (1917-18)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Vers Libre and Arnold Dolmetsch’ (1917)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘A Retrospect’ (1918)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Harriet Monroe (1918)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Early Translators of Homer’ (1919)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to A.R. Orage (1919)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Felix E. Schelling (1922)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Homer L. Pound (1927)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Dr Williams’ Position’ (1928)
	Ezra Pound: Letter to René Taupin (1928)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Mediaevalism and Mediaevalism (Guido Cavalcanti)’ (1928)
	W.B. Yeats: from A Packet for Ezra Pound (1928)
	T.S. Eliot: from his Introduction to Ezra Pound: Selected Poems (1928)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘How to Read, or Why’ (1929)
	Louis Zukofsky: from ‘Ezra Pound’ (1929)
	Louis Zukofsky: from ‘American Poetry 1920-1930’ (1930)
	Ezra Pound: Letter to the Editor of the English Journal (1931)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Shorter Pieces and Extracts from Uncollected Essays’ (1931)
	William Carlos Williams: ‘Excerpts from a Critical Sketch: A Draft of Thirty Cantos by Ezra Pound’ (1931)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to John Drummond (1932)
	F.R. Leavis: from New Bearings in English Poetry (1932)
	F.R. Leavis: from ‘Retrospect’ (1950)
	Ronald Bottrall: ‘XXX Cantos of Ezra Pound: An Incursion into Poetics’ (1933)
	R.P. Blackmur: ‘Masks of Ezra Pound’ (1934)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Sarah Perkins Cope (1934)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Hell’ (1934)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘The Teacher’s Mission’ (1934)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘Date Line’ (1934)
	Ezra Pound: from ABC of Reading (1934)
	T.S. Eliot: from After Strange Gods: A Primer of Modern Heresy (1934)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘“We have had no battles, but we have all joined in and made roads”’ (1935)
	W.B. Yeats: from his Introduction to The Oxford Book of Modern Verse (1936)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to John Lackay Brown (1937)
	Yvor Winters: from Primitivism and Decadence: A Study of American Experimental Poetry (1937)
	Ezra Pound: from Guide to Kulchur (1938)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Hubert Creekmore (1939)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to George Santayana (1940)
	Ezra Pound: from a letter to Katue Kitasono (1940)
	Ezra Pound: from A Visiting Card (1950)
	Yvor Winters: from The Anatomy of Nonsense (1943)
	Ezra Pound: from ‘An Introduction to the Economic Nature of the United States’ (1944)
PART TWO: Later Criticism, after 1945
	Introduction
	D.S. Carne-Ross: from Ezra Pound: A Collection of Essays (1950)
	Wyndham Lewis: from Eza Pound: A Collection of Essays (1950)
	F.R. Leavis: ‘Pound in his Letters’ (1951)
	Robert Graves: from ‘These Be Your Gods’ (1955)
	David W. Evans: from ‘Ezra Pound as Prison Poet’ (1957)
	Earl Miner: from ‘Ezra Pound’, The Japanese Tradition in British and American Poetry (1958)
	Clark Emery: from Ideas into Action: A Study of Pound’s Cantos (1958)
	George P. Elliott: ‘Poet of Many Voices’ (1961)
	Ezra Pound: from an interview with D.G. Bridson (1961)
	Ezra Pound: from an interview with Donald Hall (1962)
	H.A. Mason: ‘The Women of Trachis and Creative Translation’ (1963)
	George Dekker: from Sailing After Knowledge: The Cantos of Ezra Pound (1963)
	Donald Davie: from Ezra Pound: The Poet as Sculptor (1964)
	A.L. French: “Olympian Apathein”: Pound’s Hugh Selwyn Mauberley and Modern Poetry’ (1965)
	Noel Stock: from Reading the Cantos: The Study of Meaning in Ezra Pound (1965)
	Ezra Pound: Foreword to Selected Cantos of Ezra Pound (1967)
	D.S. Carne-Ross: from ‘New Metres for Old: A Note on Pound’s Metric’ (1967)
	Eric Homberger: from ‘Ezra Pound and the Ostriches’ (1967)
	Michael Reck: from ‘A Conversation between Ezra Pound and Allen Ginsberg’ (1968)
	Hugh Kenner: ‘The Muse in Tatters’ (1968)
	Daniel Cory: from ‘Ezra Pound: A Memoir’ (1968)
	Donald Davie: Ezra Pound in Pisa (1969)
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Acknowledgements
Index
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