In Extremity

Discover the profound insights of John Robinson in his critical study, In Extremity, published by Cambridge University Press in 1980. This engaging exploration delves into the works of the renowned English Jesuit poet, Gerard Manley Hopkins, offering original interpretations of his principal poems. With 192 pages of in-depth literary analysis, Robinson elucidates key concepts such as 'sprung rhythm' and 'inscape', making complex ideas accessible to readers. Additionally, the book assesses the influence of medieval philosopher John Duns Scotus on Hopkins' poetic vision. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of literary criticism, In Extremity is a valuable addition to any literary collection. Enhance your understanding of Hopkins' unique style and the intricacies of his work with this essential guide.