The document discusses a poem and analyzes it using psychoanalytic criticism and Ezra Pound's perspective. Psychoanalytic criticism was used because Pound was an important modernist poet who revolutionized 20th century poetry. Analyzing his work and life through this theory provides insights into his particular writing style and how he aimed to impact the reader's mind. After further findings, it was clarified that Pound was deeply concerned with the relationship between the mind and poetry, attempting to connect verse with music and explicitly convey modern ideas with clear meaning in his works.
The document discusses a poem and analyzes it using psychoanalytic criticism and Ezra Pound's perspective. Psychoanalytic criticism was used because Pound was an important modernist poet who revolutionized 20th century poetry. Analyzing his work and life through this theory provides insights into his particular writing style and how he aimed to impact the reader's mind. After further findings, it was clarified that Pound was deeply concerned with the relationship between the mind and poetry, attempting to connect verse with music and explicitly convey modern ideas with clear meaning in his works.
The document discusses a poem and analyzes it using psychoanalytic criticism and Ezra Pound's perspective. Psychoanalytic criticism was used because Pound was an important modernist poet who revolutionized 20th century poetry. Analyzing his work and life through this theory provides insights into his particular writing style and how he aimed to impact the reader's mind. After further findings, it was clarified that Pound was deeply concerned with the relationship between the mind and poetry, attempting to connect verse with music and explicitly convey modern ideas with clear meaning in his works.
The document discusses a poem and analyzes it using psychoanalytic criticism and Ezra Pound's perspective. Psychoanalytic criticism was used because Pound was an important modernist poet who revolutionized 20th century poetry. Analyzing his work and life through this theory provides insights into his particular writing style and how he aimed to impact the reader's mind. After further findings, it was clarified that Pound was deeply concerned with the relationship between the mind and poetry, attempting to connect verse with music and explicitly convey modern ideas with clear meaning in his works.
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Literay Theory
The Poem: it shows a perspective about a kind of Psychoanalytic criticism
disaffection and maybe a possible idealization that usually men make about a woman. That’s my interpretation. After that it is possible to find a Why? As the author was an simile but the language is not adorned as the one, important figure in the early we can find in other authors. However, his modernist poetry movement; simplicity lets him say in few words many things. responsible for the 20th century revolution in poetry, then I considered appropriate to analyzed its work and life The Choice by this literary theory its particular way of writing may show his concern about the Ezra Pound mind of the reader
Other things: In my opinion I
considered the poem very concrete, with not much adorn or eloquence. The fact that there are not much literary figures caught my attention. However, it presents in a clear way the idea of the author. After the Findings: after finding a text by Hershel Dale Rowe, it findings I clarified some doubts about shows how concerned was Pound about the relation of it. Nevertheless, I hope I find much mind and to poetry. His efforts to connect verse with music more with some much time. show a psychology process in his pieces. He also attempted to show in his poem’s explicit ideas that are proper of modern thinking. Concrete sentences that leave a clear meaning let us know about the intensity of his writings, and his attempts to leave clear statements in terms of meaning