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- DECLARATION
- CERTIFICATE
- CONTENTS
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Inscape and Individuality
- FIGURES Illustrating Hopkinss Concern for Form.
- Fig. 1. The Famous Bluebell Passage.
- Fig. 2. The flouncing movement of a freshly caught mackerel
- Fig. 3. The flight of 3 heron
- Fig. 4. The pattern of a net pulled horizontally seen in fir and beech wood
- Fig. 5. The
- Fig. 6. The strange shape of a pond called Bethseda
- Fig. 7. The skeleton inscape of a spray of an ash
- Fig. 8. The pattern of scum in standing milk
- Fig. 9. The patterns seen in flowers
- Fig. 10. The pattern of drapery flying in two coils
- Fig. 11. Enlarged reproduction of the manuscript of the poem
- 3. The Concept of Individuality
- 4. The Conflict in Hopkins
- 5. The Implications of Synthesis
- 6. A Structural Analysis of Hopkinss Poetry
- 7. The Cogito of the Poems
- CONCLUSION
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources