Ezra Pound and Italian Fascism.

Lawrence Rainey · Tim Redman

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Poetry Analysis and Criticism Italian Fascism and Post-war Society

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Introduction Part I. A moralist and thence an economist 1. A. R. Orage and the education of a poet 2. C. H. Douglas and social credit 3. The writer-critic, 1930-1 4. The turn to Fascism 5. The discovery of Gesell Part II. Pound's Worlds at War: 6. The wizard in general practice 7. The Second World War 8. The republic of Salo and left-wing Fascism Selected Bibliography Index.

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