Gerard Manley Hopkins

A comprehensive analysis of Hopkins's poetry delves into his life as a Catholic convert and Jesuit priest, tracing his journey from school to his scholarly work. The book breaks down the core principles of his innovative poetry, focusing on concepts like inscape and sprung rhythm. It offers critical commentary on major poems, including "The Wreck of the Deutschland" and "God's Grandeur." Additionally, it examines the evolution of Hopkins criticism, from his contemporaries to modern interpretations, providing a rich context for understanding his work.