What is the main conflict in Guide to Kulchur by Ezra Pound?

However, Pound's writings are not confined to poetry. Guide to Kulchur is a compilation of a wide range of Pound's non-fiction prose essays, most of which are quite short. It would also be his last non-fiction work. Written in 1938, the book contains fifty-eight chapters with a post-script written in 1952. The essays reveal Pound's cultural, political and economic views on many issues and focuses on his opinions about philosophy, poetry, epistemology, religion and, most of all, culture.