Association and the Cantos of Ezra Pound

1The 2Ibid Abraham Tucker Aphrodite appears artistic asso association psychology associationism associationist associationist ideas Bate beauty benevolence Browning's Byron Canto ciationism Classic to Romantic Coleridge concept concrete detail eighteenth century elements emotion Essays example experience Ezra Pound fact faculty fancy feeling Gourmont hence Hobbes Hobbes's Homeric Homeric hymn human ideal imagery imagination Imagist indicates influence intuition John Keats Keats knowledge Letters lines linked literary literature Locke's Longinus material matter means metaphor mood moral nature objects obscurity Odyssey passage passion perception person philosophy Plato pleasure poem poet poet's mind poetic poetry Pound seems present psychology rational reader reason referred relationship result reverie Robert Browning says scene sensation sentimentalism Shaftesbury Shelley Shelley's similar simply So-shu Sordello sort statement Stoics stream of consciousness symbolism symbolists sympathy T. E. Hulme technique theme theory things thought tion tionism usury William Wordsworth words Wordsworth writing