Description
This text gives a line-by-line paraphrase, in modern English diction, syntax, and punctuation, of the major poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins. The original poems are on the facing page, making this a useful tool for helping readers unfamiliar with Hopkins decipher his sometimes difficult work. Much Hopkins scholarship consists of giving suggested readings of the poems, and most teachers and expositors find it necessary to do this paraphrasing anyway; here is a volume with that work already available. A second use of the book is for scholars themselves. The paraphrases this volume offers may suggest to scholars readings with which they can compare their own interpretations. Other Poetry Studies-Specific Poet(s) Books 1987 – Multi-Man Genre and Poe’s Byrons 1995 – An Experimental Reading of Wordsworth’s Prelude 2006 – Poetry of Roger Mcgough
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