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D. H. Lawrence: New Worlds Brings Together A Group Of New Essays From A Cross-section Of Lawrence Studies Today. The Authors In The Collection Include Such Leading International Lawrentians As Michael Squires, John Worthen, Ginette Katz-roy, Virginia Hyde, Peter Preston, And Jack Stewart. The Collection Testifies To The International Nature Of Lawrence Studies With Essays From Lawrence Scholars In The United States, Canada, England, France, Israel, And Japan. In Addition, The Collection Demonstrates That Although Lawrence Has Been Misread As Sexist, Lawrence Studies Has Continued To Attract Women Scholars.--jacket. I Am In A Novel: Lawrence In Recent British Fiction / Peter Preston -- An Englishman At Heart?: Lawrence And The National Identity Debates / Judith Ruderman -- Lawrence And Knud Merrild: New Materials, New Perspectives / Keith Cushman -- Lawrence And The Calculus Of Change / Michael Squires -- The Life Of The Son/sun And The Death Of The Mother In Sons And Lovers / Gavriel Reisner -- Records Of Pain And Hope Now Spent: Elegy And Expenditure In Amores / Holly Laird -- Movement, Space, And Rhetoric In Lawrence's Travel Writing / Jack Stewart -- Metaphor In Women In Love /
- Author
- Keith Cushman and Earl G. Ingersoll
- Publisher
- Fairleigh Dickinson University Press; Associated University Presses; UNKNO
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780838639818
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Humanities
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