Wayne Pounds wrote:
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> Where did Perloff's essay appear, and what is it called, please?
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> wayne
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> Simon DeDeo wrote:
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> > Pound would perhaps not have been as interested in
> > such questions as, say, Yeats or, better, Khlebnikov;
> > I've just finished an excellent essay by Perloff on
> > the role of numerology in Modernism, and the question
> > of translating from a "sacred" text seems to merge
> > theory and praxis in interesting ways. Any evidence
> > that Pound concerned himself with such things? Even
> > with as free a translation as his Seafarer, it would
> > be possible to retain some numerological properties
> > of the original text, although, the Seafarer being a
> > secular work, he probably wouldn't have bothered in
> > that particular case.
> >
> > -- Simon DeDeo
> >
> > http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~sdedeo/localpapers.html
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Dear Mr. De Deo,
 
I am really scared of opening the attachements for the virus purposes.
So could you excuse me this time?
 
Yours,
 
Temur