Index: Hopkins Literary Festival Lectures 2015
Hopkins Studies Japan - The Kansai Hopkins Society in Japan,
Past and Present
Professor Yasuhiro Yamada,
Representative of Hopkins Society of Japan,
Kansai Nanzan University
Nagoya Branch,
Japan.
In 2015, Japan Representative of Hopkins Society of Japan, Kansai from Nanzan University Nagoya, give us a most informative presentation of Hopkins in Japan
Hopkins in Japan
Jesus of Nazareth, a Prophet Betrayed
Plenary Lecture Hopkins International Festival, 2015
James P Mackey
Professor Emeritus
Edimburgh University, Scotland.
The most substantial resource for the history of the prophet from Nazareth is provided in what is called the New Testament section of the Bible, in what must be recognised as a collection, made and re-made in the early years, of the oral memoirs and cherished writings of different groups of Christ followers, until by an equally long sequence of acceptance and culling, a selection of the best attested sections was authorised and called the New Testament.
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“ Only Connect” – a natural anxiety in Hopkins’s poetry of landscape
Jane Chilcott sees Gerard Manley Hopkins’s need to fall in love, to connect, with a landscape or wild creature as a means of displacing other desires,
Jane Chilcott sees Gerard Manley Hopkins’s need to fall in love, to connect, with a landscape or wild creature as a means of displacing other desires, his struggles with his faith and with unspecified, but easily guessed at, temptations of the flesh and spirit.
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William Adamson
Head of English in the Centre for Languages and Philology ,
University of Ulm,
Germany
The Man from Petrograd
September, 1917, Robert Bridges wrote to Mrs. Manley Hopkins, Gerard Hopkins’ mother: “I have had lately some very authoritative appeals for the publication of all Gerard’s poetical remains. He goes on to relate how that very afternoon he had met a man just arrived from Petrograd Adamson examines this question in a follow-up to an earlier lecture on Hopkins and Bridges.
William Adamson continues to tease the complex relationship between Hopkins and Bridges.
Robert Bridges's delays in publishing Hopkinss' poetry
GM Hopkins Sermons - Priest, Preacher and Poet
Bruno Gaurier,
Hopkins scholar and translator,
Award-winning Translator, Paris
To mark the publication of his French translation of Hopkins Sermons, award winning translator, Bruno Gaurier, introduced Hopkins, Poet, Priest and Preacher.
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What was Hopkins’ favourite poem? St Winefred's Well?2>
Lance Pierson
UK Hopkins Society, UK.
In the UK Hopkins Society we sometimes ask readers of our Journal to tell us their favourite Hopkins poem. But what was Hopkins’ own favourite? Not the one he thought was the best (that was The Windhover), but the one he liked best, and cared most about. I venture to suggest it was one that very few people have even heard of – his unfinished play St Winefred’s Well (StWW).
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