Gerard Manley Hopkins /

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Author / Creator:Brown, Daniel, 1961-
Imprint:Tavistock : Northcote House, 2004.
Description:xi, 123 pages : portrait ; 23 cm
Language:English
Series:Writers and their work
Writers and their work.
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5160201
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Other authors / contributors:British Council.
ISBN:074631017X
9780746310175
0746309759
9780746309759
Notes:Published in association with The British Council.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary:"Gerard Manley Hopkins did not write his poetry for his fellow Victorians nor indeed for the huge readership it has acquired since it was first published in 1918, almost forty years after his death. The present study argues that Hopkin's original poetry is the most complete expression of his life's work and that it becomes accessible when it is read with his prose writings as a passionate exploration of nature, language, philosophy, contemporary science, theology, and prosody, all of which are also drawn together in his central ideas of 'inscape' and 'Sprung Rhythm'. These contexts yield compelling new readings of the full range of his work, including his early poetry and his neglected poetic fragments, as well as those poems, such as 'The Windhover', by which he is best known. A final chapter steps back from the intensely private contexts in which the poetry was produced to examine its interactions with social issues of class and gender."--Jacket.
Other form:Online version: Brown, Daniel, 1961- Gerard Manley Hopkins. Tavistock : Northcote House, 2004
Online version: Brown, Daniel, 1961- Gerard Manley Hopkins. Tavistock : Northcote House, 2004

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