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Canto 1

Paul, Catherine RICHARD PARKER

Readings in the Cantos, 2018, Vol.3, p.33

United States: Clemson University Press

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Título:
Canto 1
Autor: Paul, Catherine
RICHARD PARKER
Assuntos: A Draft of XVI Cantos ; A Draft of XXX Cantos ; Andreas Divus ; Anthropology ; Applied anthropology ; Applied linguistics ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Book XI ; Communication skills ; Communications ; Cultural anthropology ; Cultural customs ; Guru granth sahib ; Hymni Deorum ; Hymns ; Imaginary places ; katabasis ; Language skills ; Language translation ; Linguistics ; Literary elements ; Literary genres ; Literary Studies (20th Century onwards) ; Literature ; mysteries of Eleusis ; Narrative poetry ; Nekuia ; Odyssey ; Otherworlds ; palingenesis ; Poetic meter ; Poetic themes ; Poetry ; Practical theology ; Reading ; Religion ; Religious poetry ; Rituals ; Sacred texts ; Social sciences ; syncresis ; Theology ; Underworld
É parte de: Readings in the Cantos, 2018, Vol.3, p.33
Descrição: In Canto 1, Pound attempts an appropriately epic opening for his “poem of some length,” rooting himself in the subject matter of Homer’sOdysseyand the diction ofBeowulf, combining principal epic traditions of English verse to which he will join Vergil’sAeneidlater in the poem. The poem establishes thematic concerns for the entireCantos, a poetics ofsyncresisthat will drive the project. While much of the poem’s material appeared in the Ur-Cantos in only slightly different form, its presence as the beginning noticeably shifts the wayThe Cantosare to be read. Telling first the story of
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