Ezra Pound: Poet Hardcover

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الكاتب 1: A. David Moody
اللغة: الإنجليزية
الناشر: Oxford University Press
تاريخ النشر: 24-Nov-07
وصف الكتاب: This first volume of what will be a full-scale portrait presents Ezra Pound as a very determined and energetic young genius setting out to make his way both as a poet and as a force for civilization in England and America in the years before, during and just after the 1914-18 war. In a clear and lively narrative A. David Moody weaves a story of Pound's early life and loves; of his education in America; of his apprentice years in London, devoted to training himself to be as a good and powerful a poet as he had it in him to become; of his learning there from W. B.Yeats and Ford Madox Hueffer, then forming his own Imagiste group, and going on from that to join with Wyndham Lewis in his Vorticism, and to link up also with James Joyce and T. S. Eliot to create the modernist vortex in the midst of the 1914-18 war. We see Pound scraping a living by writing prose for individualist and socialist periodicals, and emerging as not only an inspired literary critic, but as a critic of music and society as well. Above all, Moody shows Pound's evolution as a poet from the derivative idealism and aestheticism of his precocious youth into the truly original author of Homage to Sextus Propertius and Hugh Selwyn Mauberley. We find Pound established by 1920 as a force for revolution in poetry; as a force for the liberation of the individual from stifling conventions; and as a force for renaissance in America. We find him becoming committed, moreover, to the reform of the capitalist system in the name of economic justice for all. This is the first biography to put Pound's poetry at the heart of his existence, where he himself placed it, and to view his extraordinarily active life, his loves, and his creative effort, as a single complex drama. The altogether new and comprehensive account of all of his poems, from the earliest through Cathay and up to Hugh Selwyn Mauberley and the first Cantos, will illuminate his poetry and make it more accessible. With that there is an exceptionally clear and cogent analysis of the ideas informing his Imagisme and his Vorticism; and of the ideas informing his commitments to the freedom and fulfilment of the individual, to a cultural renaissance, and to social and economic reform. The poetry, the prose writings, and the personal life are all woven together into a brilliant narrative portrait of the poet as a young man. The second volume, The Epic Years, carries on the narrative of his life and works from 1921, the year in which he took up residence in Paris.
المراجعة التحريرية: Moody's detailed narrative...tries to recapture the excitingness and literary brilliance of the colourful young troubadour * Stefan Collini, TLS * After this brilliant opening instalment, David Moody's treatment of the sequal cannot come too soon. * Paul Dean, The New Criterion. * Any biographer of Ezra Pound needs a clear head, a cool dispassionate style, and first-rate literary-critical powers ... David Moody has all three. * Paul Dean, The New Criterion * wonderful first instalment of the Pound story... a very satisfying biography. * Jonathan Wright, The Herald (Glasgow) * A serious searching biography. * The Scotsman * a splendid volume * Yorkshire Post * This exemplary biography illuminates and exposes [Pound] with his warts and contradictions intact. * Andrew Biswell, THES * Moody communicates the central truth of this odd, driven life: that Pound lived for poetry, and lived his life according to what he saw as its demands. * Peter McDonald, Literary Review * [Moody] marshals Pound's staggering output of poetry, prose and correspondence to excellent effect, and offers clear, perceptive commentary on it. * The Economist * Moody's fine biography... makes the young Ezra Pound newly impressive and newly appealing. * Kevin Jackson, Sunday Times * Professor David Moody...here portrays the first half of this astonishing poet's astonishing life. It is an authoritative and discriminating account, built on thoroughgoing research. * Michael Alexander, The Tablet * The first volume of this grand opus is a significant event. * Andrew Motion, Guardian Book of the Week * The story of Pound's early years is riveting, and well told by David Moody. * Mark Ford, Financial Times Magazine * David Moody's life of Ezra Pound is, at last, the ambitious, energetic biography the poet deserves. * Andrew Motion, Sunday Times * Makes the young poet newly impressive and appealing. * Sunday Times * A very satisfying biography. * Jonathan Wright, The Herald * Countless incisive readings of his early output provide revelatory glimpses of Pound's struggle to find his authenitic voice. * Jonathan Wright, The Herald * In Moody's wonderful first instalment of the Pound story...it is the poetry that takes centre stage. * Jonathan Wright, The Herald * Moody's fine biography...makes young Ezra newly impressive and newly appealing. * Kevin Jackson, The Sunday Times * Review This exemplary biography illuminates and exposes him with his warts and contradicitons intact. * Andrew Biswell, Times Higher Education Supplement * Biographers are not usually literary critics, Moody is a good one, and his comments on the poetry are reliable and illuminating. * Michael Alexander, The Tablet. * First-rate academic biography. by a biographer who does understand the poetry...the young genius has at last found a biographer who is up to the job. * Michael Alexander, The Tablet * An authoritative and discriminating account, built on thoroughgoing research. * Michael Alexander, The Tablet * The story of Pound's early years is riveting, and well told by David Moody. * Mark Ford, Financial Times * This serious, serching biography. * Michael Kerrigan, The Scotsman * A definitive new biography. * Bryce Christensen, Booklist * A splendid volume of the first part of Pound's life. * Margaret Speak, Telegraph * In this dense and fastidious critical biography, A. David Moody ... brings both scholarship and good humour to the task. * Sam Leith, Spectator * The first volume of this grand opus is a significant event. * Andrew Motion, Guardian * He marshals Pound's staggering output of poetry, prose and correspondence to excellent effect, and offers clear, perceptive commentary on it. * The Economist. * Once Pound sails into the enigmatic, strangely beautiful seas of his mature work, Moody confidently peels away layer after exquisite layer of irony. * Jamie James, Los Angeles Times * Moody shows a masterful command of Pound's work and its progression, from 'A Lume Spento' in 1908 to 'Hugh Selwyn Mauberley' in 1920...Overall he treats his subject and the facts with great respect and precision...His mastery of his subject is impressive, and Pound's lide story does not fail to fascinate. * Mary Dixie Carter, Philadelphia Enquirer * Moody's greatest feat here is to write plainly and open doors to poetry that is beautiful, musical and harmonic as it is inscrutable to readers no versed in the traditions and historical allusions Pound referenced by the dozen. * Matt King, Santa Cruze Sentinel * Invaluable to the non-specialist. * Alan Halsey, Stride Magazine * In sorting out all Pound's contradictions and complexities, Moody...is invaluable. he knows more about Pound's poetry then probably anyone else alive. * Charles McGrath, New York Times Book Review * Pound's poetry is difficult, but as Moody demonstrates in the biography, it is worth the effort. * Trevor Sawler, Nashwaak Review 20-21. * Mr Moody's decision to treat both life and work is admirable. * William H. Pritchard, Washington Times * It is safe to say that this biography is to be considered required reading for Pound Scholars. * Trevor Sawler, Nashwaak Review 20-21 * Less a biography than a semester-long course in Pound taught by the smart and sympathetic Professor Emeritus A.David Moody/ * Bob Blaidell, American books Review 29.6 * Moody's life of Pound is a triumph. * Charles Lock, The Powys Journal, Vol. XVIII * Brilliant first volume. * Steven Schwartz, The Weekly Standard * Elegant but unaffected prose...admirable biography. * Jonathan Gharraie, The Oxonian Review of Books VII.2 * Patient, intelligent, and prudently sympathetic. * Louis Menand, The New Yorker * Moody writes with lucid charm. * Tom D'Evelyn, The Providence Journal Books * The enterprise as a whole is immensely impressive. * Stephen Wilson, Dublin Review of Books 4 * This is a long, slow book, but as the detail accumulates one's respect for it deepens. * Frank Kermode, New York Review of Books. * Moody must now be considered among the best readers of modernist poetry...If you wish to understand why Pound is so important, Mr Moody is the indispensable guide. * Tim Redman, Dallas Morning News * David Moody's splendidly researched and well-written book is greatly needed. * Tim Redman, Dallas Morning News * Fine biography * Richard King, Australian literary Review * Gripping volume. * Geordie Williamson, The Australian * The imposing first volume of A. David Moody's biography of Exra Pound [is a] dense and clever and generally sympathetic study. * Christopher Hitchens, The Atlantic * The most detailed portrayal of Pound's life to date...the fullest, most intelligent, biography of Pound. * Rebecca Beasley, Review of English Studies * A carefully researched and documented study; recommended for academic libraries. * Denise J. Stankovics, Library Journal * An erudite jurist who takes all the evidence into account. * Samuel Hughes, Pennsylvania Gazette. * A Monumental biography...a first-of-its-kind of Poet Ezra Pound. * Denise J. Stankovics, Library Journal * A skilled and patient tracker who not only finds the choicest details but does a masterful job of putting them in context * Samuel Hughes, Pennsylvania Gazette * Suceeds, often brilliantly - providing thoughtful insights into everything from the derivative mysticism...to the artful translation * Samuel Hughes, Pennsylvania Gazette * Moody's first volume is absolutely luminous. I'm tempted to say that this, folks, is biography as it ought to be written. * Mark Scroggins, Culture Industry * Moody's achievement is to take us back to the poems themselves where, we now clearly see, the real drama, intellectual and emotional, was taking place. * Peter Nicolls, Modernism/Modernity 15.3 * The most intelligent and learned biography to date of one of the twentieth century's most divisive and influential writers. * John Bolin, Notes & Queries 55.4 *
عن المؤلف: A. David Moody is a Professor Emeritus of the University of York, and the author of the acclaimed Thomas Stearns Eliot: Poet (Cambridge University Press: 1979, 1994).
عدد الصفحات: 528