'Ezra pound' diaporamas de présentation

Robert Frost 1874-1963. Robert Frost. Biography Frost on Poetry Reception Texts Regional Poetry. Frost on Poetry. —the ear does it . The ear is the only true writer and the only true reader.

Modernism (1914 – 1945). Disillusionment and Doubt Corruption and Decay… New Ideas / Styles / Experimentation . Historical Background.

Post-Modernism, Modernism and Realism. Mr. Frank – English 11. Qualities of Post-Modernism.

The Imagist Poets. Rawlinson 11. Imagism. Imagism was a literary movement established in the early 1900s by Ezra Pound and other poets. Imagists concentrated on the direct presentation of images, or word pictures.

Chapter 21 The Confessional School The Beat Generation. Introduction.

Imagist Poets. Ezra Pound and William Carlos Williams. What is Imagism?. An imagist poem expressed the essence of an object, person, or incident, without providing explanations.

New Approaches to Translation History. Anthony Pym Intercultural Studies Group Universitat Rovira i Virgili Tarragona, Spain. Menu for morning session: . Why do it? Quantitative research? Systems and norms? Intercultures?. Why do translation history? . Personal satisfaction

Ezra Pound. Some Points of Departure. Pound’s Poetics. "Make it new" . Imagism. "A Few Dont's for an Imagist" 1. To present a direct treatment of the thing described. 2. To use absolutely no word that does not contribute to the presentation of the image.

Symbolism, Imagism, and Beyond. Elements of Literature:Fifth Course p.770-772. Symbolism . Symbolism is a form of expression in which the world of appearances is violently rearranged by artists who seek a different and more truthful version of reality.

END OF COURSE TEST REVIEW. NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE. NATIVE AMERICANS • Created the first American literature • Literature was primarily oral; it was passed around from person to person and generation to generation through storytelling and performances

美国文学选读. Responding to Literature. Orientation . Questions for the two different groups in the class(compare the difference in the answers) 1. Why do you read literature? 2.Why do we read literature?

Poetic Movements. The schools of poetry defined by grouping poets who share similar styles of writing poetry. They can be described in a very approximate, chronological sequence, however it is not exact. Some poets belong to two or more schools of poetry. . Here are just a few.

METAPHOR. Engineering a NEW REALITY with words…. Metaphor. Aristotle praised metaphor as “the greatest thing by far” for poets Ezra Pound called apt metaphor “the hallmark of genius” But what IS metaphor—and why the heck is it so great?. Metaphor.

Edgar Lee Masters 1868-1950. Masters. Biography Reception Influences Naturalism Texts. Masters on Spoon River.

Ezra Pound (1885-1972). Biography Reception Poetics Canto 1. Biography. Pound and Friends. Pound in Pisa. Pound, late in life. Reception. Eliot on Pound, 1917.

e.e. cummings. Edward Estlin Cummings. 1894-1962. “To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best day and night to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight and never stop fighting. “.

Robert Frost. Biography. Born in San Francisco in 1874, but is always thought of as a New England poet. Moved with his wife and kids to New Hampshire. Schoolteacher Farmer. Biography. Lived in England from 1912 to 1915 Edward Thomas, T.E. Hulme, and Ezra Pound

Modernism. 1890-1945. Modernism. An early twentieth-century movement in the arts responding to the fragmented world created by mass society and industrialism. Characteristics.

现代西方文学理论与批评. Modern Western Literary Theory and Criticism. Part 1. Part 1 Introduction Concepts: Criticism:

Twentieth Century Poetry 1. Teaching Plan . T.S. Eliot ( 45 ’ ) Thomas Hardy and A. E. Housman(5 ’ ). Technical Revolution in Poetry. Three influences Imagism Ezra Pound( Imagism which demands precision in imagery and freedom in rhythmic movement