Pound’s Poetry as IMAGE TEXT¶
McDougall, J. (2005). Pound’s Poetry as IMAGE TEXT. ImageTexT, 2(1).
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- Parataxis
- McDougall calls Pound's two-image Metro poem paratactic, applying the term in literary criticism to neighboring verbal images rather than to two finite independent clauses.
This sourceFull original journal essay, section beginning “From this early experimentation came imagism's iconic poem,” explicitly calls Pound's Metro poem parataxis and discusses its two semantic units and spacing. The journal's original volume/issue archive and a 2005 bibliography support the 2005 issue year; the migrated page displays May 2021, which is not used as the original publication date. This is critical classification, not Pound's self-description.
- McDougall calls Pound's two-image Metro poem paratactic, applying the term in literary criticism to neighboring verbal images rather than to two finite independent clauses.
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