Table of Contents of Earlier Volumes
(1974-2005)  

Volume I # 1 ( April, 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

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," Louis Rader ..................................................79

The Cow, the Finch, and the Trout in "Pied Beauty," Conrad Festa .................................................93

Volume II # 3 (October, 1975)

The Imperative Voice -An Unpublished Lecture
by Hopkins, Norman H. MacKenzie .....................................................................................................101

Forum .........................................................................................................................................................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

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

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

Volume V # 1 (Spring, 1978)

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................3

The Topic of Platonism: The Origins and Use of Hopkins' "Scape"
Thomas A. Zaniello ......................................................................................................................................5

Forum ...........................................................................................................................................................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

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

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, Margaret Patterson ....................................................................................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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 Graziosi ...........................................................................................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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Preface to the Jubilee Volume: As Kingfishers Catch Fire ..................................................................3

Paul Mariani, Hopkins as Lifeline .............................................................................................................7

Michael Moore, Why Hopkins Matters ....................................................................................................14

Catherine Phillips, A Hopkins Apprenticeship .....................................................................................17

Norman White, Hopkins and Me: How and Why ..................................................................................20

Alan Heuser, Hopkins in My Life and Work ...........................................................................................23

Peter Milward, S.J., Hopkins and I ..........................................................................................................27

Kunio Shimane, Hopkins made Me .......................................................................................................30

Gerald Roberts, Coming to Hopkins .....................................................................................................34

Alison G. Sulloway, For the Celebratory Issue .....................................................................................37

Cary Plotkin, Stumbling on Hopkins ......................................................................................................42

Joseph J. Feeney, S.J., Swimming and Driving with the Hopkins ...................................................44

Ron Hansen, Hopkins and I ....................................................................................................................47

Sjaak Zonneveld, Why Hopkins Matters to me ....................................................................................49

Jude V. Nixon, Birth of a Brain: Finding Hopkins Finding Self ..........................................................53

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

Preface to Part Two of the Jubilee Volume ...........................................................................................63

Rachel Salmon, Reading Hopkins: A Dialogue Between
two Traditions .............................................................................................................................................68

Lionel Adey, Why Hopkins Matters to Me ...............................................................................................76

Francis L. Fennell, Hopkins' Poetry: "I Cannot Choose but Hear" ...................................................80

Howard W. Fulweiler, Postmodern Indeterminacy and the Search
fro Meaning: Why Hopkins Matters to Me ..............................................................................................84

James Finn Cotter, Reading Hopkins ...................................................................................................88

Jerome Bump, Hopkins: A Reader Responds ....................................................................................91

David Anthony Downes, Why Hopkins and Me? ..................................................................................94

Ernest Ferlita, S.J., Hopkins Gladly Performed ...................................................................................99

R.K.R. Thornton, Hopkins and Me .......................................................................................................103

Franco Marucci, My Hopkins Apprenticeship .....................................................................................106

Donald Walhout, A memoir about Hopkins .......................................................................................109

John Ferns, Why Hopkins Matters to Me ............................................................................................112

Michael E. Allsopp, How I Came, By others' Wisdom and Kindness,
To Be a (Novice) Hopkins Scholar .......................................................................................................116

Joaquin Kuhn, The Master of Inscapes ..............................................................................................120

Tom Zaniello, Catching Up with Hopkins ...........................................................................................124

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

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

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