The Spirit of RomanceWritten in 1910 when Pound was only 25 years old, and later revised by the author, this critical work has long stood as an important stage in the development of Pound's poetics, and a dramatic revaluation of Europe's literary tradition. Pound surveys the course of literature from the fall of the Roman Empire through the dawn of the Renaissance, paying special attention to the Provençal poets and to Dante. Now with an introduction by Richard Sieburth, this work illuminates a great period in European literature and one of America's greatest poetic minds. |
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Inhoudsopgave
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IL MIGLIOR FABBRO | 20 |
PROENCA | 37 |
GESTE AND ROMANCE | 62 |
PSYCHOLOGY AND TROUBADOURS | 85 |
LINGUA TOSCANA | 99 |
DANTE | 116 |
MONTCORBIBR alias VILLON | 164 |
THE QUALITY OF LOPE DE VEGA | 177 |
CAMOENS | 212 |
POBTI LATINI | 221 |
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The Spirit of Romance: An Attempt to Define Somewhat the Charm of the Pre ... Ezra Pound Fragmentweergave - 1910 |
The Spirit of Romance: An Attempt to Define Somewhat the Charm of the Pre ... Ezra Pound Fragmentweergave - 1910 |
The Spirit of Romance: An Attempt to Define Somewhat the Charm of the Pre ... Ezra Pound Fragmentweergave - 1910 |
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Pagina xi - THIS book is not a philological work. Only by courtesy can it be said to be a study in comparative literature. I am interested in poetry. I have attempted to examine certain forces, elements or qualities which were potent in the mediaeval literature of the Latin tongues, and are, as I believe, still potent in our own.
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