Anderson Araujo is Professor of English and World Literatures at the University of British Columbia. He is the author of A Companion to Ezra Pound’s Guide to Kulchur, and has published articles on T. S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, and Richard Aldington, among others, as well as the chapter on “Italian Fascism” in The New Ezra Pound Studies (Cambridge). He is currently writing a monograph on modernist cultural politics and the Spanish Civil War.

• AbbreviationsIntroductionFrontispiece to PrefaceI. Section I.1: Digest of the Analects2: The New Learning Part One3: Sparta 776 B.C.4: Totalitarian5: Zweck or the AimSection II.6: Vortex7: Great Bass: Part One8: Ici Je Teste9: TraditionII. Section III.10: Guide11: Italy12: Aeschylus and…13: MonumentalSection IV.14: The History of Philosophy is…?III. Section V.15: Values16: Europe or the Setting17: Sophists18: Kulchur: Part One19: Kulchur: Part Two20: March 12th21: TextbooksSection VI.22: Savoir Faire23: The New Learning: Part Two24: Examples of Civilization25: Books “About”26: On Answering CriticsIV. Section VII.27: Maxims of Prudence28: Human WishesSection VIII.29: Guide to Kulchur30: The Proof of the Pudding31: Canti32: The Novel and So Forth33: Precedents34: On Arriving and Not Arriving35: Praise Song of the Buck-Hare36: Time-Lag37: The Culture of an AgeSection IV.38: Education or Information39: Neo-platonicks Etc.40: Losses41: Odes: Risks42: Great Bass: Part Two43: ToneV. Section X.44: Government45: The Recurring Decimal46: Decline of the Adamses47: Royalty and All ThatSection XI.48: Arabia Deserta49: Kung50: Chaucer was Framed?51: Happy Days52: Promised LandVI. Section XII.53. Study of Physiognomy54: And Therefore Tending55: Pergamena Deest56: Watch the BeaneriesSection XIII.57: Epilogue58: To RecapitulateAddenda: 1952Notes

'The amount of scholarly labour that Araujo has put into this project is prodigious, and the result is both fascinating and useful… Guide to Kulchur is an enormously suggestive work, Araujo’s Companion makes it more suggestive still, a companion that stands tall with older friends and guides: Terrell, Ruthven, Cookson, Kearns and Henderson.' Alec Marsh, Make It New

Anderson Araujo is Professor of English and World Literatures at the University of British Columbia. He is the author of A Companion to Ezra Pound’s Guide to Kulchur, and has published articles on T. S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, and Richard Aldington, among others, as well as the chapter on “Italian Fascism” in The New Ezra Pound Studies (Cambridge). He is currently writing a monograph on modernist cultural politics and the Spanish Civil War.

• AbbreviationsIntroductionFrontispiece to PrefaceI. Section I.1: Digest of the Analects2: The New Learning Part One3: Sparta 776 B.C.4: Totalitarian5: Zweck or the AimSection II.6: Vortex7: Great Bass: Part One8: Ici Je Teste9: TraditionII. Section III.10: Guide11: Italy12: Aeschylus and…13: MonumentalSection IV.14: The History of Philosophy is…?III. Section V.15: Values16: Europe or the Setting17: Sophists18: Kulchur: Part One19: Kulchur: Part Two20: March 12th21: TextbooksSection VI.22: Savoir Faire23: The New Learning: Part Two24: Examples of Civilization25: Books “About”26: On Answering CriticsIV. Section VII.27: Maxims of Prudence28: Human WishesSection VIII.29: Guide to Kulchur30: The Proof of the Pudding31: Canti32: The Novel and So Forth33: Precedents34: On Arriving and Not Arriving35: Praise Song of the Buck-Hare36: Time-Lag37: The Culture of an AgeSection IV.38: Education or Information39: Neo-platonicks Etc.40: Losses41: Odes: Risks42: Great Bass: Part Two43: ToneV. Section X.44: Government45: The Recurring Decimal46: Decline of the Adamses47: Royalty and All ThatSection XI.48: Arabia Deserta49: Kung50: Chaucer was Framed?51: Happy Days52: Promised LandVI. Section XII.53. Study of Physiognomy54: And Therefore Tending55: Pergamena Deest56: Watch the BeaneriesSection XIII.57: Epilogue58: To RecapitulateAddenda: 1952Notes

'The amount of scholarly labour that Araujo has put into this project is prodigious, and the result is both fascinating and useful… Guide to Kulchur is an enormously suggestive work, Araujo’s Companion makes it more suggestive still, a companion that stands tall with older friends and guides: Terrell, Ruthven, Cookson, Kearns and Henderson.' Alec Marsh, Make It New

Anderson Araujo is Professor of English and World Literatures at the University of British Columbia. He is the author of A Companion to Ezra Pound’s Guide to Kulchur, and has published articles on T. S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, and Richard Aldington, among others, as well as the chapter on “Italian Fascism” in The New Ezra Pound Studies (Cambridge). He is currently writing a monograph on modernist cultural politics and the Spanish Civil War.

• AbbreviationsIntroductionFrontispiece to PrefaceI. Section I.1: Digest of the Analects2: The New Learning Part One3: Sparta 776 B.C.4: Totalitarian5: Zweck or the AimSection II.6: Vortex7: Great Bass: Part One8: Ici Je Teste9: TraditionII. Section III.10: Guide11: Italy12: Aeschylus and…13: MonumentalSection IV.14: The History of Philosophy is…?III. Section V.15: Values16: Europe or the Setting17: Sophists18: Kulchur: Part One19: Kulchur: Part Two20: March 12th21: TextbooksSection VI.22: Savoir Faire23: The New Learning: Part Two24: Examples of Civilization25: Books “About”26: On Answering CriticsIV. Section VII.27: Maxims of Prudence28: Human WishesSection VIII.29: Guide to Kulchur30: The Proof of the Pudding31: Canti32: The Novel and So Forth33: Precedents34: On Arriving and Not Arriving35: Praise Song of the Buck-Hare36: Time-Lag37: The Culture of an AgeSection IV.38: Education or Information39: Neo-platonicks Etc.40: Losses41: Odes: Risks42: Great Bass: Part Two43: ToneV. Section X.44: Government45: The Recurring Decimal46: Decline of the Adamses47: Royalty and All ThatSection XI.48: Arabia Deserta49: Kung50: Chaucer was Framed?51: Happy Days52: Promised LandVI. Section XII.53. Study of Physiognomy54: And Therefore Tending55: Pergamena Deest56: Watch the BeaneriesSection XIII.57: Epilogue58: To RecapitulateAddenda: 1952Notes

'The amount of scholarly labour that Araujo has put into this project is prodigious, and the result is both fascinating and useful… Guide to Kulchur is an enormously suggestive work, Araujo’s Companion makes it more suggestive still, a companion that stands tall with older friends and guides: Terrell, Ruthven, Cookson, Kearns and Henderson.' Alec Marsh, Make It New