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Pound’s Casual Mysticism |
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Containing Power in Language |
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The Translator as God |
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The Search for a Company |
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Questioning the Public Self |
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Romanticism, Modernism, and Liberalism (Revisited) |
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Chapter 4: Infinity and Communityin Emerson and Pound |
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Public and Private: Emersonian Paradoxes |
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The Self as Other: More Emersonian Paradoxes |
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The Community of Solitude (Revisited) |
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Pound: The Elimination of Otherness |
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The Cantos as a Mirror of Self |
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A Brief Summary |
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Chapter 5: The Poem as Social Contract: Notes on the School of Pound |
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Limiting the Self |
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Williams: The Importance of Place |
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Paterson, Book One: Twilight of the Gods |
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Person as Place: Zukofsky, Olson, and Creeley |
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Chapter 6: The “New Liberalism”of Williams and Olson |
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Radical Pluralism: Self and Fact in Paterson |
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Freedom of Association: The Maximus Poems |
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Afterword: Wisdom and Community |
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Notes |
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Works Cited and Consulted |
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Index |