Martin Dubois is Associate Professor in the Department of English Studies at Durham University. His book Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Poetry of Religious Experience was published by Cambridge University Press in 2017. He is the author of the chapter on Hopkins in The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Poetry (2013).

• Introduction Martin Dubois; Part I. Places: 1. London Jude V. Nixon; 2. Oxford Lesley Higgins; 3. Wales Daniel Westover; 4. Northern England Martin Dubois; 5. Ireland Matthew Campbell; Part II. Aesthetic and Cultural Contexts: 6. Visual culture Elizabeth Helsinger; 7. Classics R. K. R. Thornton; 8. Anglo-Saxonism Joseph Phelan; 9. Music Francis O'Gorman; Part III. Religious, Theological and Philosophical Contexts: 10. Tractarianism Peter Groves; 11. Ancient Greek philosophy A. J. Nickerson; 12. The Bible Michael Wheeler; 13. Victorian Roman Catholicism Rebekah Lamb; 14. Jesuit life and spirituality Philip Endean, S. J.; 15. Scholastic theology Trent Pomplun; 16. Sacramentalism Bernadette Waterman Ward; Part IV. Nature, Science and The Environment: 17. Ecology Joshua King; 18. Environmental degradation Julia F. Saville; 19. Energy physics Daniel Brown; 20. Industry and technology Kirstie Blair; Part V. Gender, Sexuality and The Body: 21. Queerness and homosociality Seán Hewitt; 22. Masculinity and the labouring body Fraser Riddell; 23. Femininity and martyrdom Amanda Paxton; 24. Eroticism Duc Dau; Part VI. Form, Genre and Poetics: 25. Rhythm Meredith Martin; 26. Language Veronica Alfano; 27. Address Jane Wright; 28. Syntax Andrew Hodgson; 29. Rhyme James Williams; 30. Ode Bernadette Guthrie; 31. Sonnet Michael D. Hurley; 32. Letters Summer J. Star; 33. Journal prose Vidyan Ravinthiran; 34. Sermons Adrian Grafe; Part VII. Reception and Influence: 35. Modernist criticism and poetry Finn Fordham; 36. Poetic legacies post-1950 Emily Taylor Merriman; 37. Theological influence Devon Abts; 38. The Anthropocene Daniel Williams; Further reading; Index.

Martin Dubois is Associate Professor in the Department of English Studies at Durham University. His book Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Poetry of Religious Experience was published by Cambridge University Press in 2017. He is the author of the chapter on Hopkins in The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Poetry (2013).

• Introduction Martin Dubois; Part I. Places: 1. London Jude V. Nixon; 2. Oxford Lesley Higgins; 3. Wales Daniel Westover; 4. Northern England Martin Dubois; 5. Ireland Matthew Campbell; Part II. Aesthetic and Cultural Contexts: 6. Visual culture Elizabeth Helsinger; 7. Classics R. K. R. Thornton; 8. Anglo-Saxonism Joseph Phelan; 9. Music Francis O'Gorman; Part III. Religious, Theological and Philosophical Contexts: 10. Tractarianism Peter Groves; 11. Ancient Greek philosophy A. J. Nickerson; 12. The Bible Michael Wheeler; 13. Victorian Roman Catholicism Rebekah Lamb; 14. Jesuit life and spirituality Philip Endean, S. J.; 15. Scholastic theology Trent Pomplun; 16. Sacramentalism Bernadette Waterman Ward; Part IV. Nature, Science and The Environment: 17. Ecology Joshua King; 18. Environmental degradation Julia F. Saville; 19. Energy physics Daniel Brown; 20. Industry and technology Kirstie Blair; Part V. Gender, Sexuality and The Body: 21. Queerness and homosociality Seán Hewitt; 22. Masculinity and the labouring body Fraser Riddell; 23. Femininity and martyrdom Amanda Paxton; 24. Eroticism Duc Dau; Part VI. Form, Genre and Poetics: 25. Rhythm Meredith Martin; 26. Language Veronica Alfano; 27. Address Jane Wright; 28. Syntax Andrew Hodgson; 29. Rhyme James Williams; 30. Ode Bernadette Guthrie; 31. Sonnet Michael D. Hurley; 32. Letters Summer J. Star; 33. Journal prose Vidyan Ravinthiran; 34. Sermons Adrian Grafe; Part VII. Reception and Influence: 35. Modernist criticism and poetry Finn Fordham; 36. Poetic legacies post-1950 Emily Taylor Merriman; 37. Theological influence Devon Abts; 38. The Anthropocene Daniel Williams; Further reading; Index.

Martin Dubois is Associate Professor in the Department of English Studies at Durham University. His book Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Poetry of Religious Experience was published by Cambridge University Press in 2017. He is the author of the chapter on Hopkins in The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Poetry (2013).

• Introduction Martin Dubois; Part I. Places: 1. London Jude V. Nixon; 2. Oxford Lesley Higgins; 3. Wales Daniel Westover; 4. Northern England Martin Dubois; 5. Ireland Matthew Campbell; Part II. Aesthetic and Cultural Contexts: 6. Visual culture Elizabeth Helsinger; 7. Classics R. K. R. Thornton; 8. Anglo-Saxonism Joseph Phelan; 9. Music Francis O'Gorman; Part III. Religious, Theological and Philosophical Contexts: 10. Tractarianism Peter Groves; 11. Ancient Greek philosophy A. J. Nickerson; 12. The Bible Michael Wheeler; 13. Victorian Roman Catholicism Rebekah Lamb; 14. Jesuit life and spirituality Philip Endean, S. J.; 15. Scholastic theology Trent Pomplun; 16. Sacramentalism Bernadette Waterman Ward; Part IV. Nature, Science and The Environment: 17. Ecology Joshua King; 18. Environmental degradation Julia F. Saville; 19. Energy physics Daniel Brown; 20. Industry and technology Kirstie Blair; Part V. Gender, Sexuality and The Body: 21. Queerness and homosociality Seán Hewitt; 22. Masculinity and the labouring body Fraser Riddell; 23. Femininity and martyrdom Amanda Paxton; 24. Eroticism Duc Dau; Part VI. Form, Genre and Poetics: 25. Rhythm Meredith Martin; 26. Language Veronica Alfano; 27. Address Jane Wright; 28. Syntax Andrew Hodgson; 29. Rhyme James Williams; 30. Ode Bernadette Guthrie; 31. Sonnet Michael D. Hurley; 32. Letters Summer J. Star; 33. Journal prose Vidyan Ravinthiran; 34. Sermons Adrian Grafe; Part VII. Reception and Influence: 35. Modernist criticism and poetry Finn Fordham; 36. Poetic legacies post-1950 Emily Taylor Merriman; 37. Theological influence Devon Abts; 38. The Anthropocene Daniel Williams; Further reading; Index.