PART TWO: OXFORD.

The article highlights the life of poet Gerard Manley Hopkins at the University of Oxford in England. It states that much of the mid-century rebuilding in the place was undertaken from ambition, from the desire to be up-to-date and even from mere impatience at untidiness. It mentions that Hopkins ha...

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Publicado en:Hopkins Quarterly Vol. 37; no. 1-4; pp. 132 - 181
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Publicado: International Hopkins Association Winter/Spring2010
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