Pre-Raphaelitism, D. G. Rossetti, and the Morris Circle

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VICTORIAN POETRY Pub Date : 2021-09-01 DOI:10.1353/vp.2021.0023

F. Boos

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with the church building: the plural noun “denote[s] a collectively shared experience of bliss,” as Mariaconcetta Costantini puts it (“Food Meta phors in Gerard Manley Hopkins,” VP 55, no. 3 [Fall 2017]: 265). However, Scholl’s remark that “the individual must become proximate to the people” (p. 120) chimes with what Costantini calls the worshipers’ “socialized identity” (p. 265). Lesa Scholl’s interpretations confirm the fecundity of the critic’s own approach, while showing that Hopkins’s pre– “Wreck of the Deutschland” poems more than repay the kind of attention Scholl brings to them. These poems, written several years before Hopkins de cided to take holy orders, already reveal a pastoral concern for the poor and needy that Scholl shows was as much material as spiritual. Work such as Scholl’s confirms that 2020 saw the publication of highquality work on Hopkins, and we look forward to further indepth research into Hopkins’s early poetry in par tic u lar, especially the longer poems like “The Escorial,” “Il Mystico,” and A Vision of the Mermaids.”

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教堂建筑：复数名词“表示共同的幸福体验”，正如Mariaconsetta Costantini所说（“Gerard Manley Hopkins中的Food Meta phors”，VP 55，第3期【2017年秋季】：265）。然而，Scholl所说的“个人必须接近人民”（第120页）与Costantini所说的崇拜者的“社会化身份”（第265页）相吻合。Lesa Scholl的解读证实了这位评论家自己的方法的丰富性，同时表明霍普金斯在《德国的残骸》之前的诗歌不仅回报了Scholl对它们的关注。这些诗写于霍普金斯决定接受圣旨的几年前，已经揭示了对穷人和穷人的田园关怀，朔尔表现出了物质和精神的双重关怀。Scholl的作品证实，2020年出版了关于霍普金斯的高质量作品，我们期待着对霍普金斯早期诗歌的进一步深入研究，尤其是《Escorial》、《Il Mystico》和《美人鱼的愿景》等长诗

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期刊介绍： Founded in 1962 to further the aesthetic study of the poetry of the Victorian Period in Britain (1830–1914), Victorian Poetry publishes articles from a broad range of theoretical and critical angles, including but not confined to new historicism, feminism, and social and cultural issues. The journal has expanded its purview from the major figures of Victorian England (Tennyson, Browning, the Rossettis, etc.) to a wider compass of poets of all classes and gender identifications in nineteenth-century Britain and the Commonwealth. Victorian Poetry is edited by John B. Lamb and sponsored by the Department of English at West Virginia University.