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Table of Contents of Earlier Volumes (1974-2009)
 Vol. I (74-75)
Vol. II (75-76)
Vol. III (76-77)
Vol. IV (77-78)
 Vol. VI (79-80)
Vol. VII (80-81)
Vol. VIII (81-82)
Vol. IX(82-83)
 Vol. XI (84-85)
Vol. XII (85-86)
Vol. XIII (86-87)
Vol. XIV (87-88)
 Vol. XVI (89-90)
Vol. XVII (90-91)
Vol. XVIII (91-92)
Vol. XX (93)
 Vol. XXII (95)
Vol. XXIII (96)
Vol. XXIV (97)
Vol. XXV (98)
 Vol. XXVII (2000)
Vol. XXVIII (2001)
Vol. XIX (2002)
Vol. XXX (2003)
 Vol. XXXII (2005)
Vol. XXXIII (2006)
Vol. XXXIV (2007)
Vol. XXXV (2008)
Vol. XXXVI (2009)
 
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  • Vol. I (74-75)

    • Volume I # 1 (July, 1974)


        Introduction 3
        The Present state of Hopkins Scholarship E. Cohen 5
        Grammar, Semantics, and the Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins, R. Gunter 23
        The Art of Sinking in "The Wreck of the Deutschland," F.X. Shea, S.J. 37
        To see the stranger....," B. Litzinger 41
        St. Ignatius Loyola and the Victorian Temper: Hopkins' Windhover as symbol of "Diabolic Gravity" A.G.Sulloway 43
        Forum   52

    • Volume I # 2 (July, 1974)


        Introduction 59
        Forum   60
        Bird, Horse, and Chevalier in Hopkins' "Windhover," Walter J. Ong, S.J. 61
        Gerard Manley Hopkins and his Circle of Literary Associates:Literary Data Bank at the University of Wisconsin Todd K. Bender 77
        Romantic Structure and Theme in Hopkins' Poetry Louis Rader 93

    • Volume I # 3 (October, 1974)


        Biblical Imagery of Water in "The Wreck of the Deutschland," Peter Milward, S.J. 115
        Hopkins' Theory of 'Antithetical Parallelism,' Sr. Marcella m. Holloway 121
        Forum   136
        Beatific Landscapes in Hopkins, Part One David A. Downes 137

    • Volume I # 4 (January, 1975)


        Hopkins' Victorian Language James Milroy 167
        Forum   182
        The Death if God, "Ground of being," and Pigeon Feathers," Norman Weyand, S.J 183
        Beatific Landscapes in Hopkins, part Two David A.Downes 185
  • Vol. II (75-76)

    • Volume II # 1 (April, 1975)


        Introduction   3
        Hopkins, Millais, and Modernity Jerome Bump 5
        Forum   20
        The Ignation Meditation Pattern in the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, M.B. McNames, S.J. 21
        Harry Ploughman's Muscles Norman White 29
        Evil and Idolatry in the "The Windhover," Emily K. Yoder 33

    • Volume II # 2 (July, 1975)


        Hopkins' Dramatic Monologues Florence K. Riddle 51
        Hopkins' and Carlyle: My Hero, My Chevalier David J. DeLaura 67
        Forum   77
        Announcements   78
        Romantic Structure and Theme in "The Windhover," Norman White 79
        The Cow, the Finch, and the Trout in "Pied Beauty," Emily K. Yoder 93

    • Volume II # 3 (October, 1975)


        The Imperative Voice -An Unpublished Lecture Hopkins, Norman H. MacKenzie 101
        Forum David J. DeLaura 117
        Selving As Individuation in Hopkins: A Jungian Reading Max Keith Sutton 119
        Henry King's "The Exequy": A Source for Hopkins' "The Leaden
        Echo and the Golden Echo,"        		 Shyamal Bagchee 131

    • Volume II # 4 (January, 1976)


        Credits   141
        Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Comprehensive Bibliography Tom Dunne 143
        An Importalized Shipwreck: One Century Later Sister Marcelia M. Holloway, CSJ 153
        Announcements   161
        Activity in Silence: G. M. Hopkins' Journal, 1866-1875 John Ferns 163
        The Problem of Motivation in the "No Worst, There is None," Francis Fike 175
  • Vol. III (76-77)

    • Volume III # 1 (April, 1976)


        Gerard Manley Hopkins' Poetry and the Christian Apostleship R.N. Egudu 3
        Credits   18
        "....As a Tree Whose Boughs in the Sky," Carl Sutton 19
        Orion of Light: the Patmorean Flavor in Hopkins' "Wreck," James W. Parians 23
        Sound and Sense in "Pied Beauty," Elizabeth D. Dunlap 35

    • Volume III # 2 (July , 1976)


        The Diagram of a Mind R.K.R.Thornton 47
        Sexuality and Inscape Wendell Stacy Johnson 59
        Credits   66
        The Selfless Self: Hopkins' Late Sonnets Robert H.Goldsmith 67
        Correction   76
        An Important Echo in Hopkins' "The Windhover," Louis Rader 77
        Rare Book Available   80

    • Volume III # 3 (October, 1976)


        The lost Autograph of "The Wreck of the Deutschland" and Its First Readers Norman H. MacKenzie 91
        Credits   116
        The Hermeneutics of "Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves," Gary L. Stonum 117

    • Volume III # 4 (January, 1977)


        Grace and Beauty in "The Wreck of the Deutschland": A Centenary Estimation David A. Downes 139
        Editors' Note   156
        A Chronological Bibliography of Hopkins Criticism Susan I. Schultz 157
  • Vol. IV (77-78)

    • Volume IV # 1 (Spring , 1977)


        The Logos in " The Wreck of the Deutschland," Michael R. Baker 3
        Hopkins' "Dead Letters," Edward proffitt 16
        The Sound of Oneself Breathing: The Burden of Theological Metaphor in Hopkins Paul L. Mariani 17
        Young Hopkins, Anglican Student : " --I am like a Slip of comet," Margaret C. Patterson 27

    • Volume IV # 2 (Summer, 1977)


        Juvenilia of the Family of Gerard Manley Hopkins Patricia L. Skarda 39
        The Science of a Sacrament James Leggio 55
        Centenary Celebrations of "The Wreck of the Deutschland," Jerome Bump 69

    • Volume IV # 3 & 4 (Fall & Winter, 1977-78)


        Hopkinsian Biography and the Grounds of Our Being: A study
        of Representative Biographical Materials, Priorities, and Techniques        		 Alison G. Sulloway 83
        Hopkins Biography: Progress and Possibilities Richard F. Giles 127
        Cast by Conscience Out R.K.R.Thornton 132
        Hopkins' Epithalamion Norman White 141
        Hopkins at Oxford, 1863-1867: His Formal Studies Michael Allsopp 161
        Towards a Hopkins Biography: An Unpublished Letter, and a Catalogue of the Texas Collection Jerome Bump 177
  • Vol. V (78-79)

    • Volume V # 1 (Spring, 1978)


        Introduction   3
        The Topic of Platonism: The Origins and Use of Hopkins' "Scape" Thomas A. Zaniello 5
        Forum R.K.R.Thornton 17
        Hopkins and the "here/Buckel!" of Creation Gerard Monsman 23
        How Leaden Is Your Echo? R.K.R. Thornton 33

    • Volume V # 2 (Summer, 1978)


        Tone and Contrast in Hopkins' "The Starlight Night," Edward Proffitt 47
        A Phenomenological Approach to Hopkins and Yeats Robert W. Hill 51
        Hopkins' Defence of Wordsworth's Great Ode Marcella M. Holloway, CSJ 69
        A Note on the Relationship between "The Windhover" and "Hurrahing in Harvest," R. Gallet 75
        A Reading of "Plough Down Sillion Shine," Nathan Cervo 79
        Hopkins and Dowden: A Connection Not Made David J. Delaura 82

    • Volume V # 3 (Fall, 1978)


        A Hopkins Bibliography: 1974-1977   87

    • Volume V # 4 (Winter, 1979)


        Belief and Imagination in "The Windhover," John M. Warner 127
        "The Wreck of the Deutschland": Stanza 8 and 21 Edward Proffitt 139
        Catalogue of the Hopkins Collection in the Humanities Research Centre of the University of Texas Jerome Bump 141
        Hopkins and Shakespeare: A Note on "God's Grandeur," Caroline Zilboorg 153
  • Vol. VI (79-80)

    • Volume VI # 1 (Spring, 1979)


        Hopkins at Highgate: Bibliographical Fragments Michael Allsopp 3
        Gerard Manley Hopkins at Mount St. Mary's College Spinkhill, 1877-1878, Francis Keegan, S.J. 11
        The Jaded Muse: Hopkins at Stonyhurst Gerald Roberts 35

    • Volume VI # 2 (Summer, 1979)

        Hopkins and Nietzsche: A Reflection Donald Walhout 51
        A Checklist of Materials relating to the Hopkins Family in the State Archives of Hawaii Eugene R. August 61

    • Volume VI # 3 (Fall, 1979)


        A Hopkins Bibliography:1978 Ruth Seelhammer 95
        Recovering Hopkins, Recovering Ourselves Michael Lynch 107
        Newman and the "Second Spring" of Hopkins's Poetry Michael D. Moore 119

    • Volume VI # 4 (Winter, 1980)


        Instress and Its Place in the Poetics of Gerard Manley Hopkins Leonard Cochram, O.P. 143
        Hopkins's "Dappled-with-Damson West" ("The Wreck of Deutschland", Stanza 5) Edward Proffitt 183
  • Vol. VII (80-81)

    • Volume VII # 1 (Spring, 1980)


        Introduction   3
        "The Selfless self of self" in Hopkins' Two Beautiful Young People Penelope Tzougros 5
        "Where art thou friend, whom I shall never see, " Rudy Bremer 9
        The Scientific Background of Hopkins' "Loss of the Eurydice": Two Documents Thomas A. Zaniello 15
        Spring and Fall, 1980 Peter Milward, S.J 29
        Enter Hopkins, Laughing Peter Milward, S.J 33

    • Volume VII # 2 ( Summer, 1980)


        Chatter with a Just Lord: Hopkins' Final Sonnets of Quiescent terror Jeffrey B. Loomis 47
        The Sonnet of "Endeavour": "Thou are indeed just, Lord,...," Kunio Shimane 65

    • Volume VII # 3 (Fall, 1980)


        Hopkins' "immortal diamond": A Poetic Use of Science D.C.Haggo 91
        Redemption Versus Retribution: St. 6 of "The Wreck of the Deutschland," Edward Proffitt 97
        The Game-Motif in G.M. Hopkins' Sonnets Marcella M. Holloway 101
        "Felix Randal" and the Creative Spirit: A Centenary Study Michael Allsopp 108
        Hopkins and William Butterfield Rudy Bremer 119

    • Volume VII # 4 (Winter, 1981)


        Hopkins and his Circle: A Bibliography for 1979 Ruth Seelhammer 135
        Hopkins' Carrion Comfort Robert Rogers 143
        A Note on How Hopkin's Contemporaries Understood Jesuit Spirituality Philip Endean. S.J. 166
  • Vol. VIII (81-82)

    • Volume VIII # 1 (Spring, 1981)


        Notes on the Aftermath of the Wreck of the Deutschland Philip Martin 9
        The Moving Image: Hopkins as Cinematographer Edward Proffitt 21
        Hopkins' Anglo-Saxon William A.Quinn 25
        Catholic Humanism in "The Windhover" and "God's Grandeur" Nathan Cervo 33

    • Volume VIII # 2 (Summer, 1981)


        Hopkins and Nietzsche: Further Considerations Edward J. Parkinson 43
        Hopkins' Earliest Memorial: The Jesuit Obituary of 1890 Joseph J. Feeney, S.J 53
        Hopkins and the Prosody of Sir Thomas Wyatt: A Chapter in the Ancestry of Sprung Rhythm Norman H. MacKenzie 63
        Hopkins and Yeats: Pre-Raphaelite Influence and Poetic Experience Jeanne Carter Emmons 74

    • Volume VIII # 3 (Fall, 1981)


        From Ruskin to Hopkins Wendell Stacy Johnson 89
        The Spirituality of Gerard Manley Hopkins Philip Endean, S.J. 107

    • Volume VIII # 4 (Winter, 1982)


        The Influence of the Music of Henry Purcell on the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins H.Wendell Howard 137
        Hopkins's Homonyms in "The Wreck" Carolyn Holdsworth 155
        Hopkins in the Netherlands and Flanders Leo van Noppen 165
  • Vol. IX(82-83)

    • Volume IX # 1 (Spring, 1982)


        Uniform Line-Lengths in Hopkins' Sonnets? Edward A. Stephenson 7
        Grades, Academic Reform, and Manpower: Why Hopkins Never Completed His Course in Theology Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 21

    • Volume IX # 2 (Summer, 1982)


        A Hopkins Bibliography for 1980 Ruth Seelhammer 43
        Further Correspondence of Manley Hopkins William Foltz 51
        The Countryman as Hero: A Note Gerald Roberts 79

    • Volume IX # 3 (Fall, 1982)


        Hopkins' Musical Setting of "The Battle of the Baltic" Michael Dunham 87
        Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Irish Row Norman White 91
        Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Liverpool Sjaak Zonneveld 109

    • Volume IX # 4 (Winter, 1983)


        The Blandyke Papers : An Addition to the Bibliography of Essays on Hopkins Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 127
        The Stonyhurst Philosophers Thomas Zaniello 133
  • Vol. X (83-84)

    • Volume X# 1 (Spring, 1983)


        The Crux of "The Windhover" William A. Quinn 7
        Hopkin's Hidden Heart: A Source Edward Proffitt 23

    • Volume X # 2 (Summer, 1983)


        Hopkins and Herbert: Two Meditative Poets Mary Ann Rygiel 45
        Scotistic Elements in the Poetry of Hopkins Nathan Cervo 55
        A propos de I'instress(et de l'inscape) Rene Gallet 69
        A Note on "God's Grandeur" and D.G. Rossetti's 'On Refusal of Aid between Nations" Nathan Cervo 77

    • Volume X # 3 (Fall, 1983)


        Wording it How": The Possibilities of Utterance in The Wreck of the Deutschland Rachel Salmon 87
        "Where art thou friend, whom I shall never see" Andrew Hickman 109
        Halfway to a New Land: Herbert, Tennyson, and the Early Hopkins Wendell Stacy Johnson 115

    • Volume X # 4 (Winter, 1984)


        "The Windhover" as Carmen Figuratum William A. Quin 127
        When God is Hero: Worshipping God as Hero in Carlyle and Hopkins John S. Tanner 145
  • Vol. XI (84-85)

    • Volume XI # 1 & 2 (Spring & Summer, 1984)


        Linguistic Deviations in Hopkins' Poetry M.A. Yadugiri 3
        Review   31
        A Defense of Hopkins' "Brothers," Jeffrey B.Loomis 34
        A Note on Spooner and Hopkins Sjaak Zonneveld 35
        Forum   45

    • Volume XI # 3 & 4 (Fall 1984-Winter, 1985)


        Perichoresis and the Poetry of Hopkins Peter Erb 67
        Forum   79
        Hopkins' Frequent Reassignments as a Priest Joseph J. Feeney, S.J 101
        Hopkins and Newman's Oxford Oratory Sjaak Zonneveld 119
  • Vol. XII (85-86)

    • Volume XII # 1 & 2 (April-July, 1985)


        Editor's Introduction   3
        "A Sea of Glass Mingled with Fire": Hopkins and Vaughan Marietta Patrick 5
        Three days in the Life of Milicent Hopkins Norman White 17
        Creaturely Inseeing in the Poetry of G.M Hopkins D.H. Lawrence, and Ted Hughes, Alan Heuser 35
        A Reading of Hopkins' "The Sheperd's Brow," Nathan Cervo 53

    • Volume XII # 3 & 4 (October 1985-January, 1986)


        In Memoria   63
        Frozen Fire: The Paradoxical Equation of " That Nature is a Heraclitean Fire and of the comfort of the Resurrection," Rachel Salmon 65
        The Foundational Pattern of "God's Grandeur," Thomas J. Steele, S.J 80
        Modes of Religious Response in Hopkins's Poetry Donald Walhout 83
        A World of Difference(s): Images of Instress in Hopkins' Poetry Leonard Cochran 94
        The Blissful Agony of Hopkins: Notes of a Neo-Reactionary Trevor McNeely 97
        Perspectives of Symbol and Allegory in "The Windhover" James Walter 115
  • Vol. XIII (86-87)

    • Volume XIII # 1 & 2 (April-July, 1986)


        Hopkins the Athlete Norman White 3
        Looking at Hopkins' Wreck through LANGUAGE Eli Goldblatt 5
        "The Ecstacy of interest": Contemplation as parallelism's Praxis Maria R. Lichtmann 21
        A Note on the Angelus prayer in "The Blessed Virgin compared to the Air we Breathe" Clarence H. Miller 47
        Hopkins Errata and Failures Norman White 51

    • Volume XIII # 3 & 4 (October 1986- January, 1987)


        The Ethical Dilemma in The Wreck of the Deutschland James Cowles 67
        Hopkins" "Failure" in Theology: Some New Archival Data and a Reevaluation Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 99
        "Look at it loon there": The image of the Wave in the Wreck of the Deutschland James Finn Cotter 115
  • Vol. XIV (87-88)

    • Volume XIV # 1-4 (April 1987- January, 1988)


        Introduction   1
        "A Spirit Touched to Fine Issues": Toward the Dublin Years Alison G. Sulloway 4
        Hopkins: An English Jesuit Going to Ireland W.A.M. Peters, S.J. 19
        Hopkins in 1884 Bernard Bergonzi 29
        Spiritual Mysteries in Hopkins's Dublin Years: 1885 David A. Downes 37
        The Dublin Years:1886 R.K.R. Thornton 55
        Towards a Hopkins Biography for 1887 Norman White 65
        1888: The Heraclitean Fire of Nature and the Grace of Resurrection Peter Milward, S.J. 77
        1889: Poetry as Biography and as Letter Norman White 85
        Dublin in the 1880s Mary Daly 95
        Dublin and Hopkins in the 1880s R.K.R.Thornton 105
        Hopkins and the Condition of England Gerald Roberts 113
        Hopkins's Political Ideas Franco Marucci 127
        Classical Studies and Culture in Dublin in the 1880s J.A. Richmond 145
        Hopkins's Teaching Grainne O'Flynn 163
        Hopkins's Dublin Notes on Homer Warren Anderson 179
        Hopkins's Friends and Colleagues J. Morrissey, S.J. 193
        Hopkins's Closest Friend in Ireland: Robert Curtis, S.J. Joseph Feeney, S.J. 211
  • Vol. XV (88-89)

    • Volume XV # 1-4 (April 1988-January, 1989)


        Introduction   5
        Hopkins' Dublin letters: A Study in Epistolary Style Pilar Abad Garcia 7
        Phonetic Effects in Hopkins's Terrible Sonnets Kunio Shimane 30
        "Schooled at forepangs": The Metaphysic of Hopkins's Darkest Dublin Poems Michael D. Moore 47
        A New perspective on "Cliffs of Fall"- July 17, 1884 Joaquin Kuhn 61
        "No worst, there is none...": A Reassessment Rene Gallet 73
        "To what serves Mortal Beauty?": A Reworded Reply from Scotist Natural Philosophy Akiko Tsutsumi 83
        Action and Beauty: Readings of "To what serves Mortal Beauty?" and "On the Portrait of two Beautiful Young People," Donald Walhout 97
        Hopkin's Dublin Military Poems Rudy Bremer 111
        Hopkin's Greek Poem Wiliam Foltz 125
        "Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves": Midlife Crisis and Apocalyptic Vision Eugene R. August 139
        The Two Sonnets of 1887: Mannerism Successful and Unsuccessful Graham Storey 155
        "Bright Lines": A Re-reading of Hopkin's "Epithalamion," John Ferns 165
        The Saving of the Innocents: Poetics and the Conscience of Gerard Manley Hopkins Rachel Salmon 179
        Pretended Poise: "Thou art indeed just, Lord....," Leo van Noppen 201
        Images that Wake in the Last Thress Poems of Hopkins Lionel Adey 207
  • Vol. XVI (89-90)

    • Volume XVI # 1 & 2 (April - July, 1989)


        A Hopkins Bibliography Pamela Palmer 5
        "Sweet especial rural scene": Revisiting Binsey Jude V. Nixon 39

    • Volume XVI # 3 (October, 1989)


        IN MEMORIAM   69
        Hopkins' Aesthetic Thoery Macro Grazios 71
        "The terror by night": A Reading of "I wake and feel the fell of dark, not day" Edward W. Goggin 89

    • Volume XVI # 4 (January, 1990)


        Scanning Sprung Rythm: A Hearing for Gerard Manley Hopkins Brewster Ghiselin 109
        The Mixed Emotions of Hopkin's "Portrait of Two Beautiful Young People," Catherine Phillips 137
        "The ooze of oil Crushed"; Hopkins' Refurbishment of the "Lady" of Troubadour Poets Nathan Cervo 147
  • Vol. XVII (90-91)

    • Volume XVII # 1 & 2 (April - July, 1990)

        IN MEMORIAM   5
        Hopkins and his Circle: A Bibliography for 1987 Pamela Palmer 9
        Problems of Translatability and Interpretation in Gerard Manley Hopkins Raffaella Baccolini 19
        No Haven for Hopkins: A Study of Violence and Self-Division in "A Vision of the Mermaids," Kaye Kossick 35
        The Avoidance of what's Difficult: Critical Response to Hopkins' "Henry Purcell," Suzanne Ferriss 49

    • Volume XVII # 3 (October, 1990)


        The Wreck of the Deutschland and Inspired Language Lori-Ann Bumstead 69
        The Cloven Pomegranate: Metaphor in the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins Jeanne Emmons 85

    • Volume XVII # 4 (January, 1991)


        "The Proportion of the Mixture": Stress and Slack in the Perception and Poetics of Hopkins Lorraine Janzen Kooistra 113
        A Note on the Non-Virgilian Figura of "Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves," Nathan Cervo 127
        The Mystery of "It" in The Wreck of the Deutschland, James Finn Cotter 131
        "O Ubi? Nusquam" and "Binsey Poplars": Influence or Approximation Jude V. Nixon 139
  • Vol. XVIII (91-92)

    • Volume XVIII # 1 & 2 (April - July 1991)


        In Memoriam: Carl Sutton Tom Whitlock 5
        A New Catalogue of the Hopkins Collection at Campion Hall Oxford Lesley Higgins 9
        A Hopkins Bibliography: 1988 Pamela Palmer 45

    • Volume XVIII # 3 (October, 1991)


        Hopkins Worldwide: The Centenary Celebrations of 1989 Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 73
        "I know the sadness, but the cause know not": Reflections on Hopkins's Melancholy Gerald Roberts 97

    • Volume XVIII # 4 (January, 1992)


        "The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo"- Hopkins, Vision of a Christian Aesthetic James Hanvey, S.J. 137
        The Idea of Nature in Hopkins's "The Blessed Virgin compared to the Air we Breather" Christopher Strathman 157
  • Vol. XX (93)

    • Volume XX # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1993 (published 1995))


        "What I do is me": Scotist Elements in the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins Thomas Doyle, S.J. 3
        A Hopkins Bibliography: 1989 Pamela Palmer 23
        Forum: James Finn Cotter 38
        Hopkins and All Saints' Babbacombe Norman White 40
        "Sweating Selves": Hopkins' Rebuff of Gnosticism Nathan Cervo 44

    • Volume XX # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1993 (published 1995))


        The Parents and Early Background of Gerard Manley Hopkins,Norman White Introduction   63
        Part-1: Kate Smith   63
        Part-2: Manley Hopkins   84
        Part-3: Oak Hill, Hampstead   97
        The Dangerous Conflict between Nature and Grace in Hopkins' Poetry, Nathan Cervo 115
             
  • Vol. XXI (94)

    • Volume XXI # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1994 (published 1996))


        Hopkins and Friends at Oxford: A New Perspective Lesley Higgins 3
        G.M.Hopkins' "Spring" as a May-Day Poem Clarence H. Miller 23
        A Hopkins Bibliography 1990 Pamela Palmer 29

    • Volume XXI # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1994 (published 1996))


        Hopkins and the Numinous: A Consideration of the Poetry in the Light of Rudolf Otto's The Idea of the Holy James R. Cowles 43
        Uncommon Lives: Fr Hopkins and Fr. Bacon Lesley Higgins 77
  • Vol. XXII (95)

    • Volume XXII # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1995 (published 1996))


        Manl(e)y Mortal Beauty: Hopkins as Tractarian Aesthete Maureen F. Moran 3
        In Memoriam: Jean-Georges Ritz (1906-1994) Rene Gallet 30
        Familiar Hopkins: The Popular Use of His Poetry Francis L. Fennell 31
        Another Link Between Hopkins and Newman Tom Zaniello 43

    • Volume XXII # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1995 (published 1996))


        "There lives the dearest freshness deep down things": Articulating the Distinctions Between Man and the Things of Nature Rebecca Boggs 53
        The Resistance of the Words: Hopkins's "(Carrion Comfort)" Troy L. Thibodeaux 79
  • Vol. XXIII (96)

    • Volume XXIII # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1996)


        Four Newfound Hopkins Letters: An Annotated Edition, with Fragment of Another Letter Joseph J. Fenney, S.J 3
        No. Date Page
        I To Frs. William Shapter, Charles de Lapasture,
        Francis Goldie, S.J.         		17 Aug. 1882 4
        II To Fr. Mathew Russel, S.J. 10 Oct. 1886 18
        III To Cardinal Newman 20 Feb. 1888 23
        IV To Fr. Francis Goldie, S.J. 20 Sept. 1888 28
        V [Fragment] To An [Unknown] Fellow Jesuit Undated 33
        Electronic Hopkins R.J.C. Watt 41
        Wordsworth and Hopkins' "To What Serves Mortal Beauty?" Ernest Fontana 61

    • Volume XXIII # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1996)


        The Bischoff Collection at Gonzaga University: A Preliminary Account Joseph J. Feeney, S.J 71
        In Memoriam: The Rev. Anthony D. Bischoff, S.J. (1910-1993) Norman H. Mackenzie 93
        Hopkins as The Crow of Maenefa Norman White 113
        Hopkins Bibliography 1991 Pamela Palmer 121
  • Vol. XXIV (97)

    • Volume XXIV # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1997)


        A "Passion for Explanation": Issues of "Audience" in the Poetry and Letters of Gerard Manley Hopkins Janet Denford 3
        Coventry Patmore and the Politics of Despair Gerard Roberts 26
        Hopkins's Manliness: "Binsey Poplars" and Macbeth Brian Green 34
        A Hopkins Bibliography 1992-1993 Pamela Palmer 38

    • Volume XXIV # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1997)


        The Perceptual Origins of Insight Barbara Boehnke 71
        The Dublin Notes on Homer: Part II Fredric W. Schlatter, S.J. 95
  • Vol. XXV (98)

    • Volume XXV # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1998)


        Preface to the Jubilee Volume: As Kingfishers Catch Fire   3
        Hopkins as Lifeline Paul Mariani 7
        Why Hopkins Matters Michael Moore 14
        A Hopkins Apprenticeship Catherine Phillips 17
        Hopkins and Me: How and Why Norman White 20
        Hopkins in My Life and Work Alan Heuser 23
        Hopkins and I Peter Milward, S.J. 27
        Hopkins made Me Kunio Shimane 30
        Coming to Hopkins Gerald Roberts 34
        For the Celebratory Issue Alison G. Sulloway 37
        Stumbling on Hopkins Cary Plotkin 42
        Swimming and Driving with the Hopkins Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 44
        Hopkins and I Ron Hansen 47
        Why Hopkins Matters to me Sjaak Zonneveld 49
        Birth of a Brain: Finding Hopkins Finding Self Jude V. Nixon 53

    • Volume XXV # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1998)


        Preface to Part Two of the Jubilee Volume   63
        Reading Hopkins: A Dialogue Between two Traditions Rachel Salmon 68
        Why Hopkins Matters to Me Lionel Adey 76
        Hopkins' Poetry: "I Cannot Choose but Hear" Francis L. Fennell 80
        Postmodern Indeterminacy and the Search fro Meaning: Why Hopkins Matters to Me Howard W. Fulweiler 84
        Reading Hopkins James Finn Cotter 88
        Hopkins: A Reader Responds Jerome Bump 91
        Why Hopkins and Me? David Anthony Downes 94
        Hopkins Gladly Performed Ernest Ferlita, S.J. 99
        Hopkins and Me R.K.R. Thornton 103
        My Hopkins Apprenticeship Franco Marucci 106
        A memoir about Hopkins Donald Walhout 109
        Why Hopkins Matters to Me John Ferns 112
        How I Came, By others' Wisdom and Kindness, To Be a (Novice) Hopkins Scholar Michael E. Allsopp 116
        The Master of Inscapes Joaquin Kuhn 120
        Catching Up with Hopkins Tom Zaniello 124
  • Vol. XXVI (99)

    • Volume XXVI # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 1999)


        The Rhythm of the "Eurydice," Peter Milward, S.J. 3
        In Memoriam: Donald E. Stanford R.W.Crump 22
        Orion Behind the Lattices:Stanza 21 of "The Wreck of the Deutschland," James Finn Cotter 24
        The Idea of 'Musicality' in Hopkins' Verse Christopher R. Wilson 27
        Review   56

    • Volume XXVI # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 1999)

        G.M. Hopkins as a Metaphysical Poet Rene Gallet 63
        Insisting on Orthodoxy: Robert Bridges' Edition of Digby Dolben's Poetry Margaret Johnson 82
        A Hopkins Bibliography 1994-1995 Pamela Palmer 102
        In Memoriam: Ruth E. Seelhammer David Anthony Downes 123
        In Memoriam: Robert Bernard Martin Lesley J. Higgins 128
  • Vol. XXVII (2000)

    • Volume XXVII # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2000)


        Alpine Art and Science: Hopkins' Swiss Adventure Tom Zaniello 3
        The Gratitude for Influence: Hopkins in the Work of Anthony Burgess John J. Stinson 18
        "World-Mothering Air": The Virgin Mary as Poetic Image Leo M. Manglaviti, S.J 44
        Reviews:    
        Michael Moore: Gerard Manley Hopkins and Tractarian Poetry Margaret Johnson 54
        James Finn Cotter: Hopkins Idealism: Philosophy, Physics, Poetry Daniel Brown 58
  • Vol. XXVIII (2001)

    • Volume XXVIII # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2001)


        Musical Responses to Hopkins Francis L. Fennell and Jennifer M. Stolpa 3
        A Hopkins Bibliography 1996-1997 Pamela Palmer 55
        Reviews:    
        Pilar Abad: Poesia e Sovversione: Christina Rossetti, Gerard Manley Hopkins Mariaconcetti Costantin 72
        Philip Endean, S.J.: The poem as Sacrament:The Theological Aesthetic of Gerard Manley Hopkins Philip A. Ballinger 75
        Maureen F. Moran: A Queer Chivalry: The Homoerotic Asceticism of Gerard Manley Hopkins Julia F. Savile 81

    • Volume XXVIII # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2001)


        The Power of Trenching Sounds in "The Sea and the Skylark," Kunio Shimane 89
        A More Rational Hope: The Influence of George MacDonald's Novel Phantastes on Hopkin's Short Story "The Dolphin," Nathan R. Eliot 103
        "The city tires to death": Images of Urbanization and Natural Corruption in Hopkins' Work Mariaconcetta Costantini 114
        Gravity and Grace in the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins Eynel Wardi 130
  • Vol. XXIX (2002)

    • Volume XXIX # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2002)


        Gerard Manley Hopkins' " 'Consule Jones' ": A Critical Edition with Introduction and Commentary Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 3
        An Unpublished Hopkins Couplet, "To Jesus on my bed I sue": A Critical Edition Joseph J. Feeney,S .J. 21
        Hopkins' Translation of Horace's "Odi profanum Vulgus," Nathan A. Cervo 25
        Reading "the unshapeable shock night": Symbolic Action and "The Wreck" of G.M. Hopkins Andrew Sean Davidson 31
        Hopkins at the Bar: The Case of Missing Will Fredric W. Schlatter, S.J. 53

    • Volume XXIX # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2002)


        Martial Klein, Hopkins' Duplin Colleague Fredric W. Schaltter, S.J. 69
        The Ploughman as Chevalier: A Note on the Motif of "Buckling" in"The Windhover" and "Harry Ploughman," Nathan A. Cervo 106
        Gerard Manley Hopkins: Poetry as Music Fiona Vance 109
        Reviews:    
        James Finn Cotter: Poetry as Prayer: Gerard Manley Hopkins Maria Lichtmann 126
        Nathan R. Elliot: G.M. Hopkins: An Inventory of the Anthony Bischoff Research Collection at Gonzaga University Stephanie Edwards Plowman 130
        Mariaconcetta Costantini:On the Wings of Faith. A Study of the Man-God Relationship in the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins Aleksandra Kedzierska 132
  • Vol. XXXX (2003)

    • Volume XXX # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2003)


        A Kierkegaardian Reading of Hopkins' "Terrible Sonnets," Michelle Faubert 3
        Heavenly Bodies in "The Windhover," Sarah Winters 31
        William Cowper's "The Poplar-Field" and Hopkins' "Binsey Poplars": The Politics of Pastoral, Arnd Bohm   45
        Review:    
        R.K.R. Thornton: Hopkins in Wales Norman White 59

    • Volume XXX # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2003)


        French Translation of Hopkins Wins major Literary Award   67
        Hopkins on Warfare: "the war within" Bernadette Waterman Ward 72
        Gerard among the Puseyites: New Light from Old Archives on Hopkins' Undergraduate Religion Peter Groves 83
        Hopkins' Dublin Critic, Joseph Darlington S.J. Fredric W. Schlatter, S.J. 98
        Reviews:    
        Adrian Grafe: Hopkins in Ireland Norman White 127
        Michael Culhane: World as Word: Philosophical Theology in Gerard Manley Hopkins Bernadette Waterman Ward  
        Samira B. McCarthy: Hopkins Variations: Standing round a Waterfall Joaquin kuhn, Joseph J. Feeney, S.J., eds 135
        In Memoriam: Walter J. Ong, S.J. The Editors 138
        In Memoriam: Marcella M. Holloway, C.S.J. The Editors 138
  • Vol. XXXI (2004)

    • Volume XXXI # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2004)


        Forward Cary Plotkin ix
        Norman Hugh MacKenzie, 1915-2004: An Incongruous Life Lesley Higgins xv
        Hopkins, Tradition and the Individual Talent Bernard Bergonzoni 1
        Poetry and Religious Work: Defamiliarizing Hopkins'sThe Wreck of the Deutschland Rachel Salmon 11
        "What Can I But Enumerate Old Themes?" R.K.R. Thornton 31
        Ametaphoricity and Presence in Hopkins's Poetics Cary Plotkin 43
        Hopkins's Sense of Divine Action Rene Gallet 69
        Hopkins and the Problem of Singularity Daniel Brown 83
        "To prove him with hard questions": Degrees of Answerability in Hopkins's Writings Lesley Higgins 97
        Hopkins and Augustine James Finn Cotter 127
        "A World Undone": Earth and Utterance in Hopkins Michael D. Moore 143
        "Believe me very sincerely yours": Gerard Manley Hopkins as Letter-Writer Catherine Phillips 157
        Ecstasy and Exultation: "The May Magnificat" Kunio Shimane 167
        Scarlet Geraniums and the "Mother of Muses": Hopkins in Wales, 1874-1877 Joseph J. Feeney, S.J 181
  • Vol. XXXII (2005)

    • Volume XXXII # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2005)


        "Time's Eunuch" Reconsidered Thomas Rand 3
        Two Unpublished Letters of Gerad Manely Hopkins Catherine L. Phillips and R. K. R. Thornton 8
        A Hopkins Bibliography 1998-2002 Pamla Palmer 15
        In Memoriam: Alison G. Sulloway Joseph J. Feeney, S.J 45
        Publication News:The Collected Works of Gerad Manely Hopkins   47
        Reviews:    
        Adrian Grafe: Back to Beauty's Giver. Richard Austin reads the poetry of Gerad Manely Hopkins audio CD 52
        Maureen Moran: Gerad Manely Hopkins and Victorian Catholicism: A Heart in Hiding Jill Muller 57
        Sjaak Zonneveld: Some Recent Studies of Duns Scotus and their Relations to Hopkins   61
        Credits   82

    • Volume XXXII # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2005)


        Corresponding Grace: Hopkins' Theory and Use of Rhyme Emily Taylor Merriman 85
        George Teeling: Mutual Friend of Newman and Hopkins Fredric W.Schlatter,S.J. 112
        Sound and Sensibility: Hopkins' Word-Journey to Hell and Back Tracy L. Strauss 129
        "vital candle in close heart's vault":Energy, Optics, and Hopkins' Spermaceti Flame Jude V.Nixon 139
        Credits   166
  • Vol. XXXIII (2006)

    • Volume XXXIII # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2006)


        William Addis: Hopkins's Friend Fredric W. Schlatter, S.J 3
        Richard Eberhart's Take on Hopkins Arnd Bohm 28
        Hopkins and the Irish Jesuits Noel Barber, S.J 34
        A Hopkins Bibliography 2003 Pamela Palmer 55
        Review: Michael Hurley: Gerard Manley Hopkins Daniel Brown 63
        Credits   68

    • Volume XXXIII # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2006)


        Waht Sprung Rhythm Realy Is NOT Michael D Hurley 71
        "flush with a new stroke of enthusiasm":Hopkins and the Isle of Man Tom Zaniello 95
        Action and Repose: Gerard Manley Hopkins' Influence in the poeme of Elizabeth Bishop Ben Howard 109
        erard Manley Hopkins and Ursula Bethell: An Antipodean Influence Peter Whiteford 119
        Review: Bernadette Waterman Ward: The Alchemist:Gerard Manley Hopkins: Poems in Musical Adaptations Sean O'Leary 135
        Credits   138
  • Vol. XXXIV (2007)

    • Volume XXXIV # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2007)

    • Volume XXXIV # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2007)


        Philological Nationalism: Bridges, Hopkins, and the Society for English Jude V. Nixon 65
        The Dismemberment:Hopkins' Representation of the Body and the Ideas of Jacques Lancan Dennis Sobolev 79
        Incarnation and Omnipresence: Hopkins, Scotus, Particularity and Pantheism Eric Daryl Meyer 102
        Review: Sjaak Zonneveld: A Lifetime with Hopkins Peter Milward, S.J. 117
        Credits 123
  • Vol. XXXV (2008)

    • Volume XXXV # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2008)

        "Beautiful Action:" Hopkins and the Perfect Body Duc Dau 3
        "if all had bread:" Father Gerard Hopkins, the Condition of England Question and the Poor of Nazereth House Jude V. Nixon 19
        A Passing of Heroes: Seamus Heaney's "Seeing the Sick" and Hopkins' "Felix Randal" Arnd Bohm 47
        Reviews: Paul Mariani: Gerard Manley Hopkins: Oxford Essays and Notes. Ed. by Lesley Higgins, The Collected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins: IV   54
        Daniel Brown: James I. Wimsatt, Hopkins's Poetics of Speech Sound: Sprung Rhythm, Lettering, Inscape 57
        Emily Taylor Merriman: Soundings: Hopkins Studies in Transition. Ed. by Cary H. Plotkin 59
        James Finn Cotter: Paul Mariani, Gerard Manley Hopkins, A Life 66
        Credits 71

    • Volume XXXV # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2008)

        "Hopkins on the Art of Newman's Prose" Fredric W. Schlatter, S.J. 75
        Paradoxes of Redemption in the Poetry of Hopkins David J. Leigh, S.J. 111
        Wielding Hopkins into Song Kevin Waters, S.J. 120
        Reviews: James Finn Cotter: Norman H. MacKenzie, Excursions in Hopkins   131
        Jude V. Nixon: Joseph J. Feeney, S.J., The Playfulness of Gerard Manley Hopkins 136
        Credits 141
  • Vol. XXXVI (2009)

    • Volume XXXVI # 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2009)

        The Other Hopkinses Nicolas Hawkes 3
        Fr. Darlington's Memories of Hopkins: A More Favorable Appraisal James Pribek, S.J.. 25
        Reviews: Tom Zaniello: Michael Flecky, S.J., Hopkins in Ireland: Pictures and Words   56
        Francis L. Fennell: Maureen Moran, Catholic Sensationalism and Victorian Literature 59
        David Anthony Downes: Francies X. McAloon, The Language of Poetry as a Form of Prayer: The Theo-Poetic Aesthetics of Gerard Manley Hopkins 65
        Credits 69

    • Volume XXXVI # 3-4 (Summer-Fall, 2009)

        Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Apocryphal Epistola Lentuli Michael P. Kuczynski 73
        Gerard Manley Hopkins and Teihard de Chardin: Poetic and Scientific Reconcililationof Spirit and Matter Blaise Cirelli 98
        Felix Randal's "Battering Scandal": What did It Look Like? Mary Hewitt 115
        Hopkins On Stage, Sumptuously, in Santa Fe Joseph J. Feeney, S.J. 119
        Reviews  
        Gerard Manley Hopkins. Laprofusion ténébreuse René Gallet: Adrian Grafe 123
        Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Victorian Visual World Tom Zaniello: Catherine Phillips 127
        Storia della letteratura inglese, Dal 1870 al 1921 Mariaconcetta Costantini: Franco Marucci 133
        Credits 137

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