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Hopkins variations : standing round a waterfall / Joaquin Kuhn and Joseph J. Feeney, editors.
Van Pelt Library PR4803.H44 Z6496 2002
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Hopkins, Gerard Manley, 1844-1889--Criticism and interpretation.
- Hopkins, Gerard Manley.
- Hopkins, Gerard Manley, 1844-1889--Appreciation.
- Hopkins, Gerard Manley, 1844-1889.
- Criticism and interpretation.
- Physical Description:
- xxi, 315 pages ; 23 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Philadelphia : Saint Joseph's University Press ; New York : Fordham University Press, [2002]
- Summary:
- Warm, personal, multi faceted, this book offers fifty-five views of the poet Gerard Manley Hopkins. Written by poets, actors, translators, scholars, graduate students, a composer, a novelist, an artist, a theologian, and a philosopher, these essays capture the diverse enthusiasms of three generations of readers from thirteen countries in Asia, Europe, North America, and Australia.
- In these pages Hopkins is a healer, wordlover, birdlover, musician, truthteller, poetic influence creative theologian, naturalist, dream-figure, friend, religious teacher, Jesuit, dialogist with the Jewish midrash -- even a swimmer, a carousel-rider, a teacher of feminism, and a hope for communism-laden Poles.
- In a rush of reader-responses, fifty-five women and men play rousing variations on the sounds and themes of a world-beloved poet.
- Contents:
- Matching Creativities
- "Incertus" as GMH as Seamus Heaney / Seamus Heaney 3
- "By the Gate of the Sacred" / Robert F. McGovern 5
- Hopkins and I / Ron Hansen 9
- Afterthoughts: GMH / Ned Rorem 12
- Hopkins and I / Desmond Egan 13
- Physical Matters
- Following Hopkins / Lesley Higgins 23
- A Hopkins Apprenticeship / Catherine Phillips 29
- Hopkins and Me / R.K.R.^Thornton 33
- The Incessant Calls from Hopkins: From a Tributary, a Winding Stream to the Main Current / Tomiko Hirata, S.P.C. 36
- Why Hopkins Matters to Me / Lionel Adey 43
- Hopkins Made Me / Kunio Shimane 47
- Stumbling on Hopkins / Cary Plotkin 51
- Why Hopkins Matters to Me / Sjaak Zonneveld 53
- Physical Responses
- For the Sake of Selving / Sean Davidson 59
- How Did I Come to Gerard Manley Hopkins? / Bruno Gaurier 62
- Hopkins and Me: How and Why / Norman White 66
- "These things were there" / Margaret Johnson 69
- Birds, Nests and Aerial Spaces, or: Why Hopkins Matters to Me / Eynel Wardi 72
- Swimming and Diving with Hopkins / Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 80
- An Ascot for Astronauts: Riding the Eternal Carousel with Gerard Manley Hopkins / Leonora Rita V. Obed 84
- Intellectual Responses
- G.M. Hopkins, the Transparency of Language and Modernist Word-Skepticism / Uwe Boker 95
- Hopkins in My Life and Work / Alan Heuser 102
- A Poet Who Came to Brood and Sit / Renzo D'Agnillo 108
- Master of Inscapes as Matrix of Invention / Joaquin Kuhn 111
- My Encounters with Hopkins / Brian Arkins 122
- Hopkins' Articulate Self / Walter J. Ong, S.J. 125
- Why Hopkins Matters / Michael Moore 130
- Pilgrimage to a Text
- A Tale of Five Continents / Norman H. MacKenzie 137
- Dramatizing the Text
- My Beautiful Persian Carpet / Peter Gale 173
- Brass-bold: An Actor and G.M. Hopkins / Nick Weber 177
- Hopkins Gladly Performed / Ernest J. Ferlita, S.J. 181
- How I Became a Hopkins Performer / Richard Austin 185
- Personal Responses
- Hopkins and His Canonical Preservation / Alison G. Sulloway 189
- A Poet Who Resurrects Comfort / Jeffrey B. Loomis 192
- A Vigorous Discipline / Jerome Bump 196
- What Hopkins Means to Me / Maria Lichtmann 200
- How I Came, by Others' Wisdom and Kindness, to Be a (Novice) Hopkins Scholar / Michael E. Allsopp 204
- "Striding high there": Hopkins' Poetic Achievements / Mariaconcetta Costantini 208
- Hopkins and God's Grandeur / Ewa Borkowska 212
- Birth of a Brain: Finding Hopkins Finding Self / Jude V. Nixon 216
- Hopkins as Lifeline / Paul Mariani 222
- Godly Responses
- Hopkins, Sacrifice and God / John McDade, S.J. 233
- Reading Hopkins: A Dialogue between Two Traditions / Rachel Salmon 237
- Why Does Hopkins' Poetry Mean So Much to the Japanese? / Kazuyoshi Enozawa 246
- Reading Hopkins / James Finn Cotter 251
- A Memoir about Hopkins / Donald Walhout 254
- Why Hopkins Matters to Me / John Ferns 258
- Praying with Hopkins / Francis X. McAloon, S.J. 262
- Drawn in by Hopkins
- My Hopkins Apprenticeship / Franco Marucci 269
- Why Hopkins and Me? / David Anthony Downes 272
- Coming to Hopkins / Gerald Roberts 278
- Hopkins and I / Peter Milward, S.J. 282
- Postmodern Indeterminacy and the Search for Meaning: Why Hopkins Matters to Me / Howard W. Fulweiler 286
- Hopkins' Poetry: I Cannot Choose but Hear / Francis L. Fennell 290
- Catching Up with Hopkins / Tom Zaniello 295.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 0916101398
- OCLC:
- 49388985
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