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Izenberg, Oren
Nonsite (Atlanta, Ga.), 01/2023 42Journal Article
Izenberg talks about Hugh Kenner and the visit as method. Most retrospectives on Kenner's career at some point mention the devoted thoroughness with which Kenner obeyed Ezra Pound's injunction: "You have an obligation to visit the great men of your own time." Kenner's life-long devotion to Modernism springs out of the 1948 visit with Pound at St. Elizabeth's in which the injunction was uttered--as does, perhaps, his magnum opus, The Pound Era. Indeed, Kenner seems to have elevated the visit into something like a method. Not without cause, Kenner's Modernism has been understood as a celebration of the great man theory of modernism, of an artistic era shaped by close-up encounters with powerful imaginations and their consequential doings.
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