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Ezra Pound: Poems Questions and Answers
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In Section One, Pound criticizes both artists and publishers for caring only about sales instead of the craft.
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In the poem, Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, Pound describes America as a "half-savage land" where his art could not flourish. However, when he first arrived in London, he found that Britain was absorbed in commodities.
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ound was not the creator of this poem; he translated it from the original Chinese version by Li Po. The Chinese original likely had a specific form and identifiable meter, but Pound did not know enough about Chinese poetry to preserve it in his...
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