Abc Of Influence: Ezra Pound And The Remaking Of American Poetic Tradition-new

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In This First Fulllength Study Of Pounds Influence On American Poetry After World War Ii, Beach Argues That Pounds Experimental Mode Created A New Tradition Of Poetic Writing In America. Often Neglected By Academic Critics And Excluded From The 'Canon' Of American Poetic Writing, Charles Olson, Robert Duncan, And Later Members Of This Experimental Tradition Have Maintained The Sense Of An American Avant Garde In Keeping With Pounds Modernist Experiments Of The 1910S And 1920S. The Work Of These Poets Has Served As A Counterforce To The Established Traditions Of The 'American Sublime' And The Angloamerican Formalism Represented By T. S. Eliot And The New Criticism.Abc Of Influence Challenges Previous Discussions Of Poetic Influence, Particularly Harold Blooms Oedipal Theory Of Revisionist 'Misreading,' As Insufficient For Understanding The Influence Pounds Modernist Practice And His Relationship To Poetic Tradition Had In Defining The Postmodernist Poetics Of Olson, Duncan, And Other Postwar American Writers. The Relation Of These Poets Is Most Clearly Seen On A Formal Level, But It Is Also Evident In Thematic Elements Of Their Work And In Their Stance Toward Poetic Convention, The 'Canon,' Political And Social Engagement, And The Inclusion Of Historical And Other Nonpoetic Materials In The Poetic Text.This Book Makes A Significant Contribution To The Study Of Modern American Poetry By Exploring Modernisms Legacy And Charting New Canonical Possibilities In American Literature. In Reading Pound Through The Works Of Later Poets, It Also Provides Important New Insights Into Pounds Own Work And Ideas.

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