October 1, 1944
Monument Not Quite Needed
It is difficult to be fair to Miss Ruggles’ centennial life of Hopkins.1 By conventional literary and commercial standards, it is not only “needed” but adequate and creditable. It supplies […]
October 1, 1944
Victorian Hopkins
The emphasis on the oddness and modernness of Hopkins’ poetry has diminished considerably of late. This shift began, perhaps, with Mr. Abbott’s Introductions to the Letters; it is marked in […]
October 1, 1944
The Hopkins Centennial: A Note
[We published in the Summer issue four papers about General Manley Hopkins, on the occasion of the centennial anniversary of the poet’s birth. The tribute is concluded with the three […]