Ezra Pound and the Spanish World

Cover
Contents
List of Figures
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART ONE: EZRA POUND AND THE SPANISH WORLD: ESSAYS
	I Introduction
		1 “A Dream Spain”: The Legacy of Spain in Pound\'s Oeuvre (Viorica Patea)
	II Spanish Beginnings from Averroes to the Baroque
		2 Pound’s Ibn Rushd (Averroes): The Arabic Contribution to an Alternate History (Maria Luisa Ardizzone)
		3 “The Pale Dawn of Spain”: Pound\'s Morphology of Dawn (Giuliana Ferreccio)
		4 The Vitality and Precision of the Poetic Word Onstage Ezra Poind\'s Reflections on Lope de Vega (Natalia Carbajosa)
		5 Pound Lopista v. E.P.: Dissociation from the Spanish Baroque (Paula Barba Guerrero)
	III Spain and/in The Cantos
		6 Re-Reading Pound and Camões (Stephen Wilson)
		7 Menippean Satire and Carnivalism in Ezra Pound’s Pisan Canto 74 (J. Rhett Forman)
		8 The Congruence of Lope de Vega’s Plays and Noh in The Pisan Cantos (Yoshiko Kita)
		9 Washington Irving’s Alhambra in The Cantos (Caterina Ricciardi)
		10 Pound’s Prado and the “Glimpse of Velázquez” (John Gery)
	IV Pound’s Modernist Iberian Connections
		11 Pound and Unamuno: The History of a Collaboration (Miriam Borham-Puyal)
		12 Juan Ramón and the Imagists: A Reappraisal of \"Modernism(o)\" (Santiago Rodríguez Guerrero-Strachan)
		13 Lines of Division: Nancy Cunrad, Ezra Pound, Langston Hughes, and the Spanish Civil War (Jennifer Kilgore-Caradec)
		14 Discovering the Mediterranean Sanity: Pound and Hemingway—and Juan Ramón Masoliver (Massimo Bacigalupo)
	V Echoes of Pound in the Postmodern Spanish World
		15 Pound’s Amulet in Roberto Bolaño’s Novels (Emanuele Zoppellari Perale)
		16 Science and Silence: Reading Antonio Colinas in the Light of Pound\'s Theory of the Image (Melania Stancu)
		17 The Cantos in Translation: The Spanish Variations (Leonor María Martínez Serrano)
		18 Pound and the Novísimo Poets
			A  Brief Chronicle of an Encounter (Antonio Colinas)
			B  Pound’s Classics as a Model for the Novísimos (Jaime Siles)
			C  Ezra Pound, The Homerof the 21st Century (Luis Alberto de Cuenca)
PART TWO: EZRA POUND AND THE SPANISH WORLD: A READER
	1 Letter from Ezra Pound to Viola Baxter, May 9, 1906
	2 Pound’s Postcards to Viola Baxter from Madrid, May 27, 1906
	3 Correspondence of Pound and the Librarians of the Royal Palace Library, Madrid, May 28–June 7, 1906
	4 Ezra Pound, “Burgos: A Dream City of Old Castile” (1906)
	5 Ezra Pound, “Some Notes on Francisco de Quevedo Villegas,” 1921
	6 Ezra Pound, Letter to José Vázquez Amaral, October 23, [1954]
	7 José Vázquez Amaral’s Articles on Pound and The Cantos, 1968–75
	8 Letters of Ezra Pound and Dorothy Pound to Juan Ramón Jiménez and Zenobia Camprubí (1948–1956)
Notes
Notes on Contributors
Index