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| *Explain about his view that language = thought, mind (very important), re: didn't have a language in 1910, not even one to think in (Knapp, 55) | *Explain about his view that language = thought, mind (very important), re: didn't have a language in 1910, not even one to think in (Knapp, 55) | ||
| *Translations, essence of language/verse, ties in with the above. | *Translations, essence of language/verse, ties in with the above. | ||
| *Add Influence, Influenced to infobox | |||
| ;Other articles needed | ;Other articles needed | ||
Latest revision as of 13:40, 10 June 2013
- Keep writing tight as possible.
- Remove repetition.
- Make sure each sentence flows from the previous one.
- Check image licences/fair-use rationales.
- Fix image sizes.
- Make list of key Pound sources.
- Add when, why and how he told Dorothy about Mary.
- Make date formats consistent.
- Clarify sudden unpopularity.
- Explain Rupert Brooke bad taste.
- Explain where Joyce was re France/Italy
- Say a little more about Stone Cottage.
- Explain about unusual raising of children.
- Explain about royalties.
- Explain about Mosley.
- Timing of broadcasts, contradiction in when they began
- Make sure we include somewhere summary of publications.
- Check Bollingen prize issue.
- Clarify Lustra publication.
- Add description of his translation work.
- Mention other mistresses.
- Why did he move to Italy?
- Pressure on psychiatrists
- Find sources for good summary of the Cantos.
- First World War section poor
- Clarify Prufrock, Ulysses
- Explain inside the text (not in Work/Legacy section) about The Cantos, when started, evolution, publishing history
- Rewrite Legacy section
- Explain about usury (very important)
- Explain about his view that language = thought, mind (very important), re: didn't have a language in 1910, not even one to think in (Knapp, 55)
- Translations, essence of language/verse, ties in with the above.
- Other articles needed
- Pound in London
- Translation work
- On usury and economic theory
- Treason indictment
- Pound and the Bollingen Prize
- Pound in St Elizabeths