Poundâs 1914 Imagist anthology, this essay will argue that Poundâs selection of poems to represent the movement provides only a vague demonstration of the principles of Imagism and does not justify his claim that a selection process other than his own would âturn âImagismâ into a democratic beerâgardenâ (qtd. in Monroe 367). The basic principles of Imagism set forth by Pound can be
Iman /iman/ [2 sylls.] as a girls' name (also used as boys' name Iman) is pronounced ee-MAHN. It is of Arabic origin, and the meaning of Iman is  belief, faith.
Callan [callan]â² as a boys' name (also used less widely as girls' name Callan) is pronounced KAL-an. It is of Gaelic and Scottish origin, and the meaning of Callan is battle; rock. From an Irish surname derived from Cathan, or a Scottish surname from ail meaning rock. A male name in Scotland and Ireland. Scottish Gaelic variant is Cailean. In Irish, it is Callathian which is commonly anglicized to Callan. STARTS WITH Cal-