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The critical response to D.H. Lawrence / edited by Jan Pilditch.
Van Pelt Library PR6023.A93 Z62327 2001
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- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Critical responses in arts and letters 1057-0993 ; no. 38.
- Critical responses in arts and letters, 1057-0993 ; no. 38
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930--Criticism and interpretation.
- Lawrence, D. H.
- Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930.
- Criticism and interpretation.
- Physical Description:
- xxxv, 402 pages ; 25 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2001.
- Summary:
- Collects reviews and essays to trace the reception of Lawrence's works over time.
- Contents:
- I The White Peacock
- Anonymous Review of The White Peacock 1
- "Thomas Hardy and Lawrence's The White Peacock" / Raney Stanford 1
- "Lawrence's The White Peacock: A Mutation of the Pastoral" / Michael Squires 10
- II Sons and Lovers
- Lascelles Abercrombie, Review 27
- "Technique as Discovery" / Mark Schorer 28
- "A Study of D.H. Lawrence's Social Origins" / Colin Holmes 41
- "Gender and Language in Sons and Lovers" / Earl Ingersoll 52
- III The Rainbow
- "The Rainbow: The Shaping of Modern Man" / Seymour Lainoff 61
- "Escape from the Circles of Experience: D.H. Lawrence's The Rainbow as a Modern Bildungsroman" / Edward Engelberg 66
- "Lawrence's Lamias: Predatory Women in The Rainbow and Women in Love" / James Twitchell 82
- IV Women in Love
- "Notes on Novels" / Rebecca West 101
- "Dr Leavis on D.H. Lawrence" / John Middleton Murry 104
- "Primitivism in Women in Love" / Jack F. Stewart 109
- V The Plumed Serpent
- "Rekindling the 'Father-Spark': Lawrence's Ideal of Leadership in The Lost Girl and The Plumed Serpent" / Judith Ruderman 125
- "The Imagery of The Plumed Serpent: The Going-Under of Organicism" / John Humma 140
- "Struggling with the Master: The Position of Kate and the Reader in Lawrence's 'Quetzalcoatl' and The Plumed Serpent" / Kimberley VanHoosier-Carey 153
- VI Lady Chatterley's Lover
- "The Censor" / Aldous Huxley 167
- "Lawrence's Quarrel with Tenderness" / Mark Spilka 170
- "D.H. Lawrence and the Female Body" / David Ellis 184
- VII Plays
- "Introduction" to A Collier's Friday Night / Edward Garnett 195
- "A Modern Isaiah" / Edward Sackville West 196
- "Stage Sons, Stage Lovers" / Alan Rudrum 200
- "Strindberg in the Midlands" / Ronald Bryden 201
- "D.H. Lawrence's Biblical Play David" / George A. Panichas 202
- "D.H. Lawrence: "The Merry-Go-Round: A Challenge to the Theatre" / Cecil Davies 213
- VIII The Short Fiction
- "'The Prussian Officer' and Other Stories" / George Orwell 227
- "Myth and Ritual in the Shorter Fiction of D.H. Lawrence" / John B. Vickery 230
- "The Defeat of Feminism: D.H. Lawrence's The Fox and 'The Woman Who Rode Away'" / R.P. Draper 244
- "D.H. Lawrence's 'The Princess' as Ironic Romance" / James C. Cowan 254
- "D.H. Lawrence's Greatest Collection of Short Stories
- What Holds It Together" / Leo Gurko 259
- "D.H. Lawrence's Early Masterpiece of Short Fiction: 'Odour of Chrysanthemums'" / Volker Schulz 266
- "Parallel Inward Journeys: A Passage to India and St. Mawr" / Harbour Winn 272
- IX Poetry
- "Mr D.H. Lawrence's Work" [Amores: Poems] / A. Williams-Ellis 275
- "Peace and Passivity: The Poetry of D.H. Lawrence" / William J. Fisher 277
- "Open Shelf and Open Poem: The Stages of D.H. Lawrence's Poetic Quest" / Keith Sagar 286
- "D.H. Lawrence's 'Future Religion': The Unity of Last Poems" / Del Ivan Janik 297
- X The Letters and Prose
- "The American Spirit" / John Macy 311
- "D.H. Lawrence in His Letters" / Catherine Carswell 313
- "From Surrealism to 'The Apocalypse': A Development in Twentieth Century Irrationalism" / Frederick J. Hoffman 321
- "Some New Volumes of Lawrence's Letters" / Harry T. Moore 327
- "The Beginning and the End: D.H. Lawrence's Psychoanalysis and Fantasia" / Evelyn J. Hinz 335
- "The Critical Philosophy of D.H. Lawrence" / Peter Bien 346
- "'Terra Incognita': Lawrence's Travel Writings" / Mara Kalnins 353.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [365]-394) and index.
- ISBN:
- 0313308535
- OCLC:
- 46952151
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