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Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Noun1.Gerard Manley Hopkins - English poet (1844-1889)
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He advances this argument through discussions of Alfred Tennyson's The Princess; the little known working-class poets known as the "Spasmodics" by their detractors; and works by Coventry Patmore, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Algernon Swinburne, and Mathilde Blind.
Electric meters; Victorian physiological poetics by Reference & Research Book News
Gerard Manley Hopkins A Life Paul Mariani Viking, $34.
Inscape, instress & distress by Domestico, Anthony / Commonweal
If we are to retain the description Christian art it actually fits best such artists who, inspired by their personal Christian faith, truly saw the world about them: that is, they saw something of the truth and glory of God reflected in things being themselves, as Gerard Manley Hopkins put it.
The Lion Companion to Christian Art by Harries, Richard / Art and Christianity
 
 
 
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