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instress, n. (ˈɪnstrɛs) [f. in adv. 12 + stress n.] In the theories of Gerard Manley Hopkins: the force or energy which sustains an inscape (see quots.). Hence ˈinstress v. trans. and intr.; ˈinstressed ppl. a.; ˈinstressing vbl. n.1868 [see inscape n.]. 1873–4 G. M. Hopkins Note-bks. & Papers (1937...
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Instress (disambiguation)
Instress is the apprehension of an object in an intense thrust of energy toward it that enables one to realize specific distinctiveness. It may also refer to:
Instress (publisher), a publisher of poetry
Instress, the annual literary magazine published by Misericordia University
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Inscape (disambiguation)
Inscape, of the pair inscape and instress, is a literary and philosophical concept proposed by British poet Gerard Manley Hopkins.
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inscape
inscape, n. (ˈɪnskeɪp) [Origin unknown; perh. f. in adv. 12 + scape n.3, or ad. inshape.] Hopkins's word for the individual or essential quality of a thing; the uniqueness of an observed object, scene, event, etc. (see quots.). Hence ˈinscape v. trans.; ˈinscaped ppl. a.1868 G. M. Hopkins Jrnls. & P...
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Inscape and instress
Inscape and instress are complementary and enigmatic concepts about individuality and uniqueness derived by the poet Gerard Manley Hopkins from the ideas "Hopkins on 'Inscape' and 'Instress'", VictorianWeb.org.
Literature of England
Literary concepts
Scotism
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selve
▪ I. selve, v. rare. (sɛlv) [f. self n.] intr. (only G. M. Hopkins) and trans. (To cause) to become and act as a unique self. Hence selved ppl. a., ˈselving vbl. n. Also Comb., as selved-up.1880 G. M. Hopkins Sermons & Devotional Writings (1959) 122 Human nature, being more highly pitched, selved, a...
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Inscape (Copland)
It is named for Gerard Manley Hopkins's term "inscape", invented:
Hopkins's opposite of "inscape" was "instress" ("perception as opposed to intrinsic, essential quality"), and a commentator writes that Copland, "uses sounds as an 'instress' that communicates a deeper inner essence, an 'inscape.'"
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Martha Ronk
Quotidian chapbook, a+bend books, 2000
Allegories chapbook with artist Tom Wudl, ML & NLF Books, 1998 Emblems, chapbook, Instress, 1998
Short stories
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The Wreck of the Deutschland
attracted considerable critical attention, and is often considered Hopkins' masterpiece because of its length, ambition, and use of sprung rhythm and instress
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Emmanuel Hocquard
talk given in 1987 at the University of California, San Diego
This Story Is Mine: Little Autobiographical Dictionary of Elegy translated by Norma Cole, (Instress
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Norma Cole
Quotable Gestures, (CREAPHIS/un bureau sur l'Atlantique, France, 1998)
Desire & its Double (Instress, 1998).
The Vulgar Tongue (a+bend, 2000). This Story is Mine: Little Autobiographical Dictionary of Elegy by Emmanuel Hocquard, (Instress, 1999).
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Gene Frumkin
and Uncollected Poems (Cinco Puntos Press, 1992)
The Old Man Who Swam Away and Left Only His Wet Feet (La Alameda Press, 1998)
Falling Into Meditation (Instress
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Organic form
18th-century ideas on organic form, was Gerard Manley Hopkins, one of the most revered poets of the Victorian era
Hopkins introduced the terms “inscape” and “instress “Instress” focussed on the assimilating the immediate apperception and the sensory processes of perception .
20th-century American poet Denise Levertov
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Sheila Murphy
Instress (CA), 1998.
Falling in Love Falling in Love With You Syntax: Selected and New Poems. Potes & Poets Press, 1997.
A Little Syncopy.
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Misericordia University
English Department
Instress is the campus' annual literary magazine published each spring.
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