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Delphi Complete Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins: Illustrated Delphi Poets (31) - An Epic Exploration of Faith, Nature, and the Human Condition

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Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889) was a Jesuit priest and one of the most important and influential poets of the Victorian era. His work is characterized by its intense religious faith, its love of nature, and its use of innovative and experimental language.

Delphi Complete Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins (Illustrated) (Delphi Poets 31)

Delphi Complete Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins (Illustrated) (Delphi Poets Series Book 31)

by Mark Berends

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This Delphi Classics edition of Hopkins' complete works includes all of his poems, as well as a selection of his letters, sermons, and other writings. The poems are arranged in chronological order, and each poem is accompanied by an and notes. The edition also includes a comprehensive biography of Hopkins and a critical essay on his work.

The Poems

Hopkins' poems are full of passion, energy, and vivid imagery. He writes about the beauty of nature, the power of faith, and the struggles of the human condition. His poems are often challenging, but they are also deeply rewarding.

Some of Hopkins' most famous poems include "The Windhover," "God's Grandeur," "Pied Beauty," and "Spring and Fall: To a Young Child." These poems are all examples of Hopkins' unique and innovative use of language. He uses alliteration, assonance, and consonance to create a rich and musical sound. He also uses sprung rhythm, a type of meter that is based on the natural rhythms of speech.

Hopkins' poems are not always easy to understand, but they are always worth the effort. They are full of insight, beauty, and wisdom.

The Letters, Sermons, and Other Writings

In addition to his poems, Hopkins also wrote a number of letters, sermons, and other writings. These writings provide valuable insights into his life and thought.

Hopkins' letters are full of wit, charm, and wisdom. He writes about his struggles with faith, his love of nature, and his hopes for the future. His sermons are full of passion and conviction. He preaches about the importance of charity, humility, and obedience.

Hopkins' other writings include essays on poetry, art, and music. These essays are full of insight and originality. They show Hopkins to be a man of wide-ranging interests and deep intellect.

The Delphi Classics Edition

The Delphi Classics edition of Hopkins' complete works is a valuable resource for anyone interested in his life and work. The edition includes all of Hopkins' poems, as well as a selection of his letters, sermons, and other writings. The poems are arranged in chronological order, and each poem is accompanied by an and notes. The edition also includes a comprehensive biography of Hopkins and a critical essay on his work.

The Delphi Classics edition is beautifully illustrated with over 400 images. The images include portraits of Hopkins, photographs of his manuscripts, and illustrations of his poems. The edition is also fully indexed and searchable.

The Delphi Classics edition of Hopkins' complete works is a must-have for any serious student of Victorian poetry. It is a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated resource that provides valuable insights into the life and work of one of the most important and influential poets of the era.

Gerard Manley Hopkins was a brilliant and original poet who left a lasting legacy on English literature. His poems are full of passion, energy, and vivid imagery. They explore the beauty of nature, the power of faith, and the struggles of the human condition.

Delphi Complete Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins (Illustrated) (Delphi Poets Series Book 31)

by Mark Berends

4.1 out of 5