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The Short Sharp Life of T.E.Hulme Robert Ferguson

The Short Sharp Life of T.E.Hulme von Robert Ferguson

The Short Sharp Life of T.E.Hulme Robert Ferguson


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Zusammenfassung

Part of the Imagist movement, T.E. Hulme died fighting in the Great War, convinced of the morality of Britain's position. This text explores his character, politics and poetry, arguing that to remember him largely as an early precursor of English fascism is too simplistic a view.

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The Short Sharp Life of T.E.Hulme Robert Ferguson

T.E. Hulme was one of the leading lights of the imagist movement in British verse, and counted among his friends and literary companions Wyndham Lewis, Ezra Pound, Walter Sickert and Rupert Brooke. At the outbreak of war he joined the British Army and was killed in 1917 at the age of 34. Hulme was unusual in that he never become disillusioned with war, remaining convinced of the morality of the conflict he was engaged in. Since his death he has only been remembered, if at all, as an early precursor of English fascism. In this text the author sets out to show how much more complicated, more persuasive and more appealing he was than that. As well as his interest in Hulme as a character and as a political agent, he also explores how this robust and energetic man came to write what Eliot called some of the finest short poems in the English language.

Über Robert Ferguson

Robert Ferguson has written four literary biographies and translations of several Norwegian writers, including Henrik Ibsen and Knut Hamsun. He is also the author of original works for radio and television.

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The Short Sharp Life of T.E.Hulme Robert Ferguson
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