Alec Marsh, Ezra Pound’s Washington Cantos and the Struggle for Light
From the outset, Marsh is explicit that his book is decidedly not a work of literary interpretation, but rather “a political reading” of Pound’s sources for the Washington Cantos (Marsh 1). It is now widely accepted that Pound’s political program is objectionable in nearly all its particulars, yet...
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European journal of American studies
2023
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| 要約: | From the outset, Marsh is explicit that his book is decidedly not a work of literary interpretation, but rather “a political reading” of Pound’s sources for the Washington Cantos (Marsh 1). It is now widely accepted that Pound’s political program is objectionable in nearly all its particulars, yet Marsh carefully asserts that his principles may still be redeemable. Pound, at his best, was an individualist, a campaigner against oppressive and unrepresentative government, an opponent to capita... |
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