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The Gerard Manley Hopkins website
Archive
Overview of Lectures collected in the Hopkins Archive
"To R.B." Gerard Manley Hopkins' Final Words on Child-bearing and Creativity
Donatella Abbate Badin, University of Turin, ITALY
Read more about themes of Childbearing and Creativity in Hopkins's poetry
Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Czech Environment by Ivana Bozdechova, Charles University, Prague, The Czech Republic
G.M.Hopkins (1844-1889), perhaps the most difficult and certainly one of the most original poets of the century, is still waiting for the broader recognition on the soil of Czech literature and culture in a sense that his spiritual message as well as formal creativity and inventions would become better known and more inspiring.
Read more about the poetry of GM Hopkins in a Czech environment
Hopkins's Poetry - its reception in Germany by Ewe Böker
This paper provides an investigation into the German reception of Hopkins which began after the turn of the last century but culminated in the two decades after the Second World War. German intellectuals and writers were looking for the poetry they were not able to read during the Nazi era ...
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"Meaning Motion "; Gerard Manley Hopkins with Heraclitus via Heidegger
Joanny Moulin, Université Michel de Montaigne-Bordeaux III , FRANCE
Read more about Gerard Manley Hopkins's poetry with Heraclitus via Heidegger
Le Occasioni or Meeting Points between English Poet Gerard Manley Hopkins and Italian poet, Eugenio Montale
Lara Ferrini, Italy
Read about influence of G.M. Hopkins on the 20th century Italian poet Eugenio Montale
Representing the Material World: Hopkins and the Reality of Christ's Resurrection Brian Arkins, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland
To illustrate how man is made immortal, Hopkins makes use of an analogy from the world of matter : through fire, matchwood becomes the charcoal of a burnt matchstick, and charcoal can be converted into diamond, the hardest substance known to the world.
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Some translations into Spanish of Gerard Manley Hopkins's PoetryPatrick Sheeran, University of Valadolid, Spain
At the outset, I think it can be fairly said that Hopkins's poetry with its advanced technique and startlingly new approach (which wasn't so really new at all), ushered to an end a millenium of Anglo-Saxon poetry and pointed a way for writers who were willing to take the cue.
Read more about translations of Hopkins's poetry into Spanish
The Poetic of Detail
by Hugh Kenner, Athens University, Georgia, USA. Kenner traces Victorian influences in the poetry of GM Hopkins, and looks at poetry of Blake, Wordsworth, Swinburne, Pope and even W.B. Yeats.
Read more about Gerard Manley Hopkins, a Victorian poet
Other useful links
The Gerard Manley Hopkins website - homepage
The Gerard Manley Hopkins International Summer School
The Hopkins monument and Irish sculptor, James McKenna
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