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The Periplum

Walter Baumann, ā€œEzra Pound and Magic: Old World Tricks in a New World Poemā€

Hans-Joachim Zimmermann, ā€œEzra Pound, ā€˜A Song of the Degreesā€™: Chinese Clarity versus Alchemical Confusionā€

Ian F. A. Bell, ā€œPoundā€™s Vortex: Shapes Ancient and Modernā€

Helen M. Dennis, ā€œThe Eleusinian Mysteries as an Organizing Principle in the Pisan Cantosā€œ

Daniel Bornstein, ā€œThe Poet as Historian: Researching the Malatesta Cantosā€

The Explicator

Eva Hesse, ā€œKlages in Canto LXXV/450: A Positive Identificationā€

Peter Dā€™Eprio, ā€œCanto 74: New Light on Luciferā€

George Bornstein, ā€œā€˜What Porridge had John Keats?ā€™: Poundā€™s ā€˜Lā€™Artā€™ and Browningā€™s ā€˜Popularity’ā€

Ben D. Kimpel and T. C. Duncan Eaves, ā€œā€˜Tremaine at 2 in the Morningā€™ and Other Little Mysteriesā€

Daniel Pearlman, ā€œCanto 52: The Vivante Passageā€

Reno Odlin, ā€œMaterials Toward an Essay on Zukofskyā€™s ā€˜Aā€™ā€œ

Franz Link, ā€œA Note on ā€˜The Apparition of These Facesā€¦ā€™ in The House of Mirth and ā€˜In a Station of the Metro’ā€

The Biographer

David Anderson, ā€œBreaking the Silence: The Interview of Vanni Ronsisvalle and Pier Pasolini with Ezra Pound in 1968ā€

Michael King, ā€œGo, Little Book: Ezra Pound, Hilda Doolittle and ā€˜Hildaā€™s Book’ā€

David Feldman, ā€œEzra Pound: A Poet in a Cageā€

The Documentary

Ezra Pound, ā€œLetters from Ezra Pound to Joseph Brewerā€ (edited with commentary by Brita Lindberg-Seyersted)

Zeami Motokiyo, ā€œYoro translated from the Japanese by Nobuko Tsukuiā€

Akiko Miyake, ā€œCommentary on Professor Tsukuiā€™s Translation of Yoroā€œ

The Vortex

Clark Emery, ā€œFather Williamā€ and ā€œSt. Elizabethsā€

John Shea and Timothy Romano, ā€œThe Pound-Williams Conferenceā€

The Bibliographer

Peter Schneeman, ā€œPound in Romaniaā€

Eric Fridman, ā€œSources of Canto XIIIā€

The Reviewer

David Anderson (Italian Images of Ezra Pound: Twelve Critical Essays, ed. and trans. Angela Jung and Guido Palandri)

Clark Emery (Wendy Stallard Flory, Ezra Pound and the Cantos: A Record of Struggle)

FranƧois Sauzey (Michael Berstein, The Tale of the Tribe: Ezra Pound and the Modern Verse Epic)

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This cover features a cut from a poster announcing the issue of Secolul 20, which contained the ā€œEzra Pound ā€“ In Memoriamā€ section. This photograph was provided by Peter Schneeman.