Guide to Kulchur Quiz

Ezra Pound

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Part I, Section I: Digest of the Analects, The New Learning, Sparta 776 B.C., Totalitarian, Zweck or the Aim

Part I, Section II, Vortex, Great Bass, Ici Je Teste, Tradition

Part II, Section III, Guide, Italy, Aeschylus and ..., Monumental, Section IV, The History of Philosophy is ...?

Part III, Section V, Values, Europe or the Setting, Sophists, Kulchur: Part One, Kulchur Part Two, March 12th, Textbooks

Part III, Section VI, Savoir Faire, The New Learning: Part Two, Examples of Civilization, Books

Part IV, Section VII, Maxims of Prudence, Human Wishes

Part IV, Section VIII, Guide to Kulchur, The Proof of the Pudding, Canti, The Novel and So Forth, Precedents, On Arriving and Not Arriving, Praise Song of the Buck-Hare, Time-Lag, The Culture of an Age

Part IV, Section IX, Education or Information, Neo-Platonicks Etc., Losses, Odes: Risks, Great Bass: Part Two, Tone

Part V, Section X, Government, The Recurring Decimal, Decline of the Adamses, Royalty and All That

Part V, Section XI, Arabia Deserta, Kung, Chaucer Was Framed?, Happy Days, The Promised Land

Part VI, Section XII, Study of Physiognomy, And Therefore Tending, Pergamena Deest, Watch the Beaners

Part VI, Section XIII, Epilogue, To Recapitulate

Addenda: 1952, As Sextant, Introductory Textbook

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Whose thought in London does Pound praise? (from Part IV, Section VII, Maxims of Prudence, Human Wishes)

Who does Pound say was wise to oppose usury? (from Part IV, Section VII, Maxims of Prudence, Human Wishes)

What political work is included in Pound's list of books that must be read? (from Addenda: 1952, As Sextant, Introductory Textbook)

What habit does America have about history, according to Pound? (from Part V, Section XI, Arabia Deserta, Kung, Chaucer Was Framed?, Happy Days, The Promised Land)

"Savoir Faire" begins by asking what we mean to do when we ______. (from Part III, Section VI, Savoir Faire, The New Learning: Part Two, Examples of Civilization, Books)