No.19 November, 2000
 
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FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No. 1 Essays: Collage <To Article> Series : Ezra Pound in History Prologue: The day of debacle Books : The Fontana Postmodernism Reader Editor's Note FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No. 2 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 2nd installment ) Part 1 Fin de Siecle Chapter 1 The Frontier and the Gilded Age (the place and the age Pound was born to; Twain and Whitman vs James and Arnold etc) Essay: The Chinese written character and the ideogrammic method <To Article> FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No. 3 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 3rd installment ) Part 1 Fin de Siecle Chapter 2 The Avant-gardes of London (London of Ruskin, Morris, the Pre-Raphaelite painters, Pater, Wilde and Yeats ; aestheticism as a new form of revolt ; artistic aestheticism and political aestheticism ; the end of decadence) Books : The Cambridge companion to Ezra Pound FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No. 4 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 4th installment ) Part 1 Fin de Siecle Chapter 3 The Japonisme (The Japonisme in fin de siecle Paris and London ; Whistler and Pound ; Ernest Fenollosa, Edward Sylvester Morse, William Bigellow, John La Farge, Henry Adams in Japan ; Fenollosa's notebooks) Art : Tami Koume's Paintings Exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura <To Article> FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No. 5 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 5th installment ) Part 2 Modern Age Chapter 4 The twentieth century of America (The birth of American realism ; Pound in student years ; his meeting with Smith, Williams, H. D. and Heyman) Essay : Modernism and theosophy<To Article> FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No. 6 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 6th installment ) Part 2 Modern Age Chapter 5 The night before London's modernism (London's literary atmosphere at the beginning of the new century ; Pound's getting aquaintance with Shakespear family and Yeats ; Ford Madox Ford's discovery of the three geniuses; Joyce leaving from Dublin) Art : l'atelier Brancusi The saint's home where Pound visited <To Article> FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No.7 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 7th installment ) Part 2 Modern Age Chapter 6 Imagism ( Section 1 - 3, 1st half) ( The remains of aestheticism and the birth of modern art; Pound becomes a contributor of The New Age; Pound's ontological reflection on poet and poetry, "I gather the Limbs of Osiris": Theosophists in London) Essay : The clothing habit of Ezra Pound <To Article> FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No.8 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 8th installment ) Part 2 Modern Age Chapter 6 Imagism ( Section 4- 6, 2nd half) (The start of the Poetry magazine and Pound's participation with it as a foreign correspondent ; "In a station of the Metro", mixing of Imagisim and japonisme; The difinition of Imagism by Pound and Flint in the Poetry magazine ; discovery of Frost ; Pound and de Gourmont ; meeting with Amy Lowell ; Participation with The New Free Women as a literary editor ; Publication of Des Imagistes in New York and London; ) Essay : Monologue interieu and/or Autobiography <To Article> FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No.9 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 9th installment ) Part 2 Modern Age Chapter 7 Vorticism( Section 1- 3, 1st half) ( Pound's meeting with Mary Fenollosa ; Japonisme in English and American literature ; Pound' interest in the Orient ; Staying at the Stone Cottage ; Discovery of Joyce ; assistance in publication of Dubliners ; marriage ; Wyndham Lewis and the Omega Workshops ; the Rebel Art Center of Lewis ; New Sculpture ; meeting with Henri Gaudier-Brzeska ) Art : James McNeill Whistler's Lecture on Art FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN No.10 Series : Ezra Pound in History ( 10th installment ) Part 2 Modern Age Chapter 7 Vorticism( Section 4- 5, 2nd half) ( Influence of Theosophy in the concept of Vorticism ; Publication of BLAST ; The manifest of Vorticism ; Futurism and Vorticism ; Amy Lowell's revisit to London ; Publication of Some Imagist Poets) Art : James McNeill Whistler's Lecture on Art(2) |