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D. H. Lawrence, the man who lived: papers, Volume 1979 by Harry Thornton Moore, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Harry T. Moore, major biographer and pi­oneer in Lawrence scholarship, character­izes this book as “altogether one of the truly fine critical and expository volumes on the man whom so many major critics now re­gard as the outstanding English writer of this century.” The 27 essays in this book are divided into 8 parts: An introductory section; Lawrence’s Short Stories; The Textual Edition of Law­rence’s Works; Ideas and Techniques; Law­rence’s Major Works; Lawrence and Women; The Textual Edition of Lawrence’s Letters; and Some Conclusions. Contributors include Ernest Tedlock, “Lawrence’s Voice: A Keynote Address”; Gerald Pollinger, “The Lawrence Estate”; Michael Black, “The Works of D. H. Law­rence: The Cambridge Edition”; and Warren Roberts, “Problems in Editing D. H. Law­rence.” Other established scholars include George J. Zytaruk, “Editing Lawrence’s Let­ters: The Strategy of Volume Division”; Mark Spilka, “Lawrence versus Peeperkorn on Ab­dication; or, What Happens to a Pagan When the Juice Runs Out?”; L. D. Clark, “Immediacy and Recollection: The Rhythm of the Visual in D. H. Lawrence (with photographs by LaVerne Harrell Clark)”; James C. Cowan, “D. H. Lawrence and the Resurrec

Who reads D. H. Lawrence, the man who lived: papers, Volume 1979?

Author

Harry Thornton Moore, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

Publisher

Southern Illinois University Press

Published

1980

Language

EN

ISBN

9780809384433

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Literary Criticism, Literary Fiction, Poetry