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...Kerry McSweeney Copyright © 2000 Regents of the University of Colorado 2000 56 English Language Notes GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS AND THE USE OF POETRY Gerard Manley Hopkins had an intense, lifelong interest in poetry and poetics. As an O xford underg rad u ate in the mid 1860s, he was exposed...

... over the wreck. Night roared, with the heart-break hearing a heart-broke rabble, The wom en's wailing, the crying o f a child w ith o u t check Till a lioness arose breasting the babble, A prophetess towered in the tum ult, a virginal tongue told. Gerard Manley Hopkins "The Wreck o f the Deutschland...

... Ibid, 167, 169, 179, 182, 183, 184. 8T he Eastward Ho reading is from BenJonson, eds. C.H. H erfo rd an d Percy Simpson. Vol. IV. Oxford: C larendon P, 1932. 9 Mylryne, DELARIVIERE MANLEY S ALMYNA AND DATING THE FIRST EDITION OF THE ENGLISH ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTER TAINMENTS The problem o f dating die...

... 1 G erard Manley H opkins, The Sermons and Devotional Writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins, ed. C hristopher Devlin (London: O xford UP, 1959) 146. 2 William H. G ardner, Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Study of Poetic Idiosyncrasy in Relation to Poetic Tradition, vol.2 (London: M artin Seeker & W arburg...

... that o f his haecceitas. It is the expression an d the enactm ent of these true selves, 10 o f quidditas, o f the generic identities of things, that is the main them e of the octave of the sonnet As kingfish­ ers catch fire. Jerusalem, Israel Dennis Sobolev NOTES 1 G erard Manley H opkins, The Sermons...

... of prosody, and it is an art that depends upon an idea of sound, or upon a mental experience that seems somehow analogous to sound, but per­ haps not upon sound itself. Gerard Manley Hopkins, however, wanted his poetry to be read out loud.4 This poet is fam ous for his experiments w ith rhythm and meter...

... Ferns, H opkins s Revolt against Parnassian: T he P oet as Critic, Vital Candle: Victorian and Modern Bearings in Gerard Manley Hopkins, Jo h n S. N orth and M ichael D. M oore, eds. (W aterloo, O nt: U of W aterloo P, 1984). 4 G erard M anley H opkins. Journals and Papers, H u m p h ry H ouse an d...

... fiscal achievement. As Lawrence Manley puts it in his comprehensive cultural study o f early mod­ ern London, the literature o/ London was an im portant cultural innovation a representation of the expanding urban settlement, but also a product and instrument of that very process of urbaniza­ tion...

... publisher of pornography (Patricia Koster, ed., The Novels ofMary Delariviere Manley, vol. II [Gainesville: Scholars Facsimiles & Reprints, 1971], 751). For the circumstances surround­ ing th e publication o f The Adven tures of Rivella, see Ralph Straus s The Un­ speakable Curii: Being Some Account...

... the position th at is n o t expressive o f the d o m in an t (6). Readings of texts by Manley, Defoe, and others dem onstrate th at this space, T he Space T h at Is W om an, is charged with political m eanings (11) and helps reveal the pow er structures and their implications in the dom inant (15...

... reverberations of Gerard Manley Hopkins's prosodic program fo r moving his readers around in tim e, his m ethod for im planting in verse a "b i­ directional" tem porality, at once eschatological (a divine de-creation) and ecstatically alive in the m om ent (a sensual recreation). Rachel Buurma's essay proposes...

..., DELARIVIERE MANLEY S ALMYNA AND DATING THE FIRST EDITION OF THE ENGLISH ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTER TAINMENTS The problem o f dating die first edition of the Arabian Nights in English has been a vexing one. Sheila Shaw remarks that the problem of dating the first English edition is one of the m ost baffling...

.... Prideaux, Cateaton Street, Notes and Queries'] (1906), 497. 14W.C.B., Catte Street, Notes and QueriesVi (1906), 254. 15 Lawrence Manley, Literature and Culture in Early Modem London (Cam­ bridge: Cambridge UP, 1995), 126. 16Q. V., Cats: Their Price, Notes and Queries VI (1906), 367 DOCTOR BALACK...

..., calling for a new form alism using the kinds o f methods (associated w ith the natu­ ral and social sciences) that focus the eye, ear, and m ind on "Shapes, relations, structures. Forms. Models."21 Manley passed Arensberg on to Friedman, w ho was not sim ply a gifted mathematician but w ho had also spent...