…on my mind a lot in the last week because I'm writing a book about Vico and Joyce It's also about Ezra pound and Ernest Fenollosa and Buckminster Fuller and internet and it's called the tale of the tribe, and don't go running out to try to find it…

…mathematics you begin to think in a different way than indo European and I was fortunate enough to encounter Ezra pound and Ernest Fenollosa very early on. Pound thought Victorian Poetry was a lot of slush and it had lost the qualities of true poetry. He…

…the beginning of the imagist movement in writing according to his own rules. Pound attracted the attention of the widow of Ernest Fenollosa. Fenollosa was a Harvard Graduate who went to Japan and fell in love with oriental poetry and oriental painting and…

…of the imagist movement in writing according to his own rules. Pound attracted the attention of the widow of Ernest Fenollosa. Fenollosa was a Harvard Graduate who went to Japan and fell in love with oriental poetry and oriental painting and he wrote…

…poetry and oriental painting and he wrote several books trying to explain oriental painting and poetry to Westerners. Before Fenollosa there was a general impression among western scholars that Chinese and Japanese Poetry was primitive and crude, and Fenollosa…

…Before Fenollosa there was a general impression among western scholars that Chinese and Japanese Poetry was primitive and crude, and Fenollosa argued that it was neither primitive nor crude but very highly sophisticated. And that's why there are haiku all…

…And that's why there are haiku all around these days including computer haiku and movie review haiku and so on. It was Fenollosa who started the whole interest in brevity and precision of imagery in oriental poetry especially the haiku form. But in Chinese…

…emphasis is on the specificity and brilliance of the imagery, clarity of imagery, and pound was writing in that style. Mrs Fenollosa was looking for somebody to complete her husband's translation of a batch of Chinese Poems. She read pound she decided he…

…was doing as ideogramic method. Chinese Ideograms are not all made up of pictograms but a certain percentage of them are well Fenollosa had studied with Emerson and Emerson was one who said every word is a fossilized poem. That's much clearer in Chinese…

…mathematics you begin to think in a different way than indo European. And I was fortunate enough to encounter Ezra pound and Ernest Fenollosa very early on. Pound thought Victorian Poetry was a lot of slush and it had lost the qualities of true poetry.…

…the beginning of the imagist movement. In writing. According to his own rules, pound attracted the attention of the widow of Ernest Fenollosa. Fenollosa was a Harvard Graduate who went to Japan and fell in love with oriental poetry and oriental painting and…

…of the imagist movement. In writing. According to his own rules, pound attracted the attention of the widow of Ernest Fenollosa. Fenollosa was a Harvard Graduate who went to Japan and fell in love with oriental poetry and oriental painting and he wrote…

…poetry and oriental painting and he wrote several books trying to explain oriental painting and poetry to Westerners. Before Fenollosa there was a general impression among western scholars that Chinese and Japanese Poetry was primitive and crude and Fenollosa…

…Before Fenollosa there was a general impression among western scholars that Chinese and Japanese Poetry was primitive and crude and Fenollosa argued that it was neither primitive nor crude but very highly sophisticated. And that's why there are haiku all…