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1. Gerard Manley Hopkins 2018

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   Grafe, Adrian

   Victorian Poetry, Vol. 56, Issue 3, pp. 332 - 341.

   [...]Dubois has, for example, both “ordinary and everyday experience” (p. 75), the wording here being profane, and “the experience of individual being” (p. 104)—also profane, if philosophical in te... Read more

   [...]Dubois has, for example, both “ordinary and everyday experience” (p. 75), the wording here being profane, and “the experience of individual being” (p. 104)—also profane, if philosophical in tenor. (Incidentally, Egan may have considered the link formed by the fact that the Irish-born author Katharine Tynan [1861–1931] was both a close associate of Yeats and Joyce, who loom large in Egan’s book, and a friend of Hopkins’s, too obvious to deserve commenting on.) The spirit of Egan’s book—that Hopkins’s optimistic, witty side has been critically and biographically understressed, if not overlooked—bears some comparison with Joseph J. Feeney’s, in The Playfulness of Gerard Manley Hopkins (2008; signaled by Frank Fennel in the 2009 Year’s Work of VP 47, no. 3, p. 579), in that both authors seek to challenge what they see as too strong, and too durable, a critical and biographical focus on the poet’s melancholy. [...]one encounters with great pleasure the article entitled “Food Metaphors in Gerard Manley Hopkins,” by Mariaconcetta Costantini (VP, 55, no. 3 [2017]: 259–285). [...]Week, “Rules for Achieving Self-Control in the Future with regard to Eating.” Read less

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