10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPRUNG RHYTHM»
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sprung rhythm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sprung rhythm and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hopkins's poetics of speech sound:
sprung rhythm, lettering, ...
A well-researched and highly detailed book, Hopkins's Poetics of Speech Sound asserts major significance for a relatively neglected aspect of this important poet's writings.
2
Singing the Chaos: Madness and Wisdom in Modern Poetry
Saying as he does, "Sprung rhythm gives back to poetry its true soul and self," is
very close to saying, "Inscape is the very soul of art," so that, putting them
together, one may deduce that Hopkins intended inscape and sprung rhythm to
be as ...
3
The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics
H. BRUNNER SPRUNG RHYTHM. G. M. Hopkins coined the term sprung rhythm
to characterize the poetic rhythm that he used first in his great ode ”The Wreck of
the Deutschland” and in numerous subsequent poems, incl. most of his best ...
Roland Greene, Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh, 2012
4
The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics: Fourth Edition
H. BRUNNER SPRUNG RHYTHM. G. M. Hopkins coined the term sprung rhythm
to characterize the poetic rhythm that he used first in his great ode “The Wreck of
the Deutschland” and in numerous subsequent poems, incl. most of his best ...
Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh, Jahan Ramazani, 2012
5
Sound and Form in Modern Poetry
One kind of sprung rhythm results when the older stress metric intrudes upon the
"prosodic norm," or conventional syllable-stress meter. This happens frequently
in our poetry; a fine example is the line quoted earlier from Yeats: / tt tt Speech af
...
Harvey Seymour Gross, Robert McDowell, 1996
6
Poetry and Drama: Literary Terms and Concepts
Literary Terms and Concepts Kathleen Kuiper. can be seen as examples of
primary and secondary stress rather than equal stress. In English verse, the
spondaic foot is usually composed of two monosyllables. Sprung Rhythm Sprung
rhythm ...
7
The Breaking of Style: Hopkins, Heaney, Graham
My first example of the joys and risks in the breaking of style is the invention of
sprung rhythm by the Victorian poet Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889), who,
as is well known, wrote almost no poetry for seven years after he became a Jesuit
, ...
Helen Hennessy Vendler, 1995
8
World as Word: Philosophical Theology in Gerard Manley Hopkins
Hopkins was especially proud of sprung rhythm, the more radical of his two
innovations, "having twice the flexibility of foot, so that any two stresses may
either follow one another running or be divided by one, two or three slack
syllables.
Bernadette Waterman Ward, 2002
9
A Question of Syllables: Essays in Nineteenth-Century French ...
Although 'for particular effects' ('Author's Preface'), Hopkins allows that any
number of syllables may follow the stressed one in sprung rhythm, he in fact, and
purely to install some (arbitrary?) notion of regularity, limits sprung rhythm to feet
of ...
10
Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins
... to mark reversed or counterpointed rhythm. Note on the nature and history of
Sprung Rhythm – Sprung Rhythm is the most natural of things. For (1) it is the
rhythm of common speech and of written prose, when rhythm is perceived in
them.
Gerard Manley Hopkins, Manley Hopkins Gerard, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPRUNG RHYTHM»
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sprung rhythm is used in the context of the following news items.
Music review: RSNO Chamber Ensemble, Cottier's Theatre, Glasgow
... sense of balance between top and bottom of the texture, translucence around the viola lines, and a gently well-sprung rhythm, with a buoyant momentum. «Herald Scotland, Jun 15»
When Peter Walsh's rap career bottomed out, he turned to analysis.
that's the kind of sprung rhythm we get in Hopkins and some Heaney, by the way. [5] People might also ask whether some of the critical skimming is a good thing ... «Honi Soit, May 15»
Agenda for bishops' fall meeting includes discussion on family synod
... edition of the liturgy of the hours, the committee recommended improving the translation and its 'sprung rhythm' to facilitate easier proclamation and singing. «National Catholic Reporter, Nov 14»
Liturgical items top agenda at bishops' general meeting in Baltimore
The USCCB Committee on Divine Worship recommended improving the translation and its “sprung rhythm” to make proclamation and singing easier. The fifth ... «Catholic San Francisco, Oct 14»
Literary Editor, The Age
Stay home forever to garden words, pale-inked poems in a sober script and sprung rhythms. Black carriages arrive at the stepping-off place over the road. «Sydney Morning Herald, Feb 14»
Gonzaga University to host conference on Jesuit philosopher Walter …
His thesis on "sprung rhythm" in the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins was supervised by McLuhan, then a young Canadian. It is said McLuhan influenced Ong's ... «National Catholic Reporter, Feb 14»
Grammys 2014: The full list of winners
Sprung Rhythm — Daniel Shores, surround mix engineer; Daniel Shores, surround mastering engineer; Dan Merceruio, surround producer (Richard Scerbo ... «National Post, Jan 14»
Revolutionary poet Gerard Manley Hopkins asked God to rain upon …
I found the imagery too dense, too elaborate, and I didn't begin to understand his revolutionary practice of ''sprung rhythm''. Then, a few years ago, I stumbled on ... «The Age, Jan 14»
The year's bounty of CDs: a readers' guide
A couple of D.C.-based commenters mentioned their own local groups. The chamber orchestra Inscape released “Sprung Rhythm”; “It's a terrific-sounding album ... «Washington Post, Dec 13»
SACD & Other Hi-Res Reviews
“Sprung Rhythm” = NATHAN LINCOLN-DECUSATIS: A Collection of Sand; Chopin Syndrome; JOSEPH HALLMAN: Three Poems of Jessica Hornik; Imagined ... «Audiophile Audition, Oct 13»
