WINTER 2001
CONTENTS
The Periplum
Miklós Péti, “Usura Alone Not Understood?: A Rhetorical Consideration of ‘Usura’ in The Cantos“
Feng Lan, “Ezra Pound’s Etymographic reading and His Interpretation of Confucian Texts”
Rebecca Beasley, “Dada’s Place in The Cantos“
Andre Stipanovic, “Ezra Pound’s Coming of War in the Long Poem: Persona and the Historical Narrative in ‘Near Perigord'”
David Farley, “‘Damn the Partition!’: Ezra Pound and the Passport Nuisance”
Chris Jones, “One a Bird Bore Off: Anglo-Saxon and the Elegiac in The Cantos“
The Explicator
Yang Lian, “‘In the Timeless Air’: Chinese Language, Pound and The Cantos“
The Documentary
Cameron McWhirter, “‘Dear Poet-General and Walloper’: The Correspondence of Ezra Pound and Harold W. Thompson 1936-1939”
Boris Avdeyev, “Pound in Russia: Translations and Studies”
Archie Henderson, “The Correspondence of Ezra Pound: More Addenda to the Location Register“
The Departments
Letter to the Editor
Paideuma: Modern and Contemporary Poetry and Poetics 