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Studies, Journal of the Irish Jesuits, and the Hopkins Archive
In the early years, after 1987, of The Gerard Manley Hopkins International Summer School, the Irish Jesuits supported us by publishing a selection of Lectures in Studies. Studies, founded in 1912, is a leading intellectual Journal widely distributed throughout the world. We thank the Irish Jesuits for their support and encouragement.
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Lectures from Studies delivered at the Hopkins Summer School from
1987 - 2000
The following lectures were first published in STUDIES, in Summer 1996 (volume 84, number 334). In 2001, they were added, with the help of the Irish Jesuits to this online archive and and are now available online in The Hopkins Archive
Mark Brown : Hopkins and Gurney Again Read this lecture
Philip Ballinger: Ruskin: Hopkins's Silent Don Read this lecture
Joseph Feeney S.J.: A Hopkins Discovery: 4 Unknown Hopkins Letters.
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Ernest Ferlita: At a Third Remove: Hopkins and St. Patrick Read this lecture
Elaine Murphy: A Legacy to the Twentieth Century Read this lecture
Gery Murray: Hopkins's Influence on John Berryman Read this lecture
Cary Plotkin: Toward a Poetics of Transcendence after Darwin Read this lecture
Giuseppe Serpillo: Sublimating a Humble Tool: Simile and its Metamorphosis
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In STUDIES Summer 1997 (volume 86 Number 342), the following lectures were published and are now also available here online:
Michael E. Allsopp: Hopkins' European Mentors: Exploratory Observations
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Brian Arkins: Style in the Poetry of Hopkins Read this lecture
Robert V. Caro S.J.: Hopkins' Brievary Poems Read this lecture
Kazuyoshi Enozawa: Hopkins: A Japanese Perspective Read this lecture
Joseph J. Feeney S.J.: I Do Otherwise: Hopkins's Patterns of Creativity
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In STUDIES Summer 1997 (volume 86 Number 342), the following lectures were published and are now also available here online:
The GM Hopkins Society appreciate the support of the Jesuit Community in Ireland over the years. We also appreciate their kind help in having these lectures included in our Archive. |
