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The life and work of T.E. Hulme

The Life and Work of T.E. Hulme reappraises the contribution to twentieth-century literature of the man preceded his friend Ezra Pound in Imagist theory, helped to introduce the philosophy of Henri Bergson into England and America, was one of the first of the English critics to write about modern art when modern art was new, and helped to form T.S. Eliot's ideas about classicism and Original Sin. It attempts to clear up some of the misunderstandings that have surrounded Hulme by retelling the story of.

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