Titlebook: D. H. Lawrence in the Modern World; Peter Preston (Staff Tutor in Literature),Peter Ho Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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,‘Hibiscus and Salvia Flowers’: the Puritan Imagination,rand within English non-conformism — as embodying an ethic of puritan individualism whose economic philosophy we now term ‘monetarism’ — it may be possible to argue that ‘Hibiscus and Salvia Flowers’ represents a movement of sympathy towards an ideological position hostile both to Lawrence’s late-Romantic heroism and to individualism.

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Leong Chan,Liliya Hogaboam,Renzhi Caoness is less conspicuous than that of his contemporaries. Certain kinds of self-consciousness are subjects on which he holds a moral position; they are psychic states of which he disapproves. They are also phases of his imaginative experience through which he needs to pass.

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Kimberly Maich,Darren Levine,Carmen Halltion; and there is much to be said for the manner in which Bentley investigates the regional influence in well-defined areas of her chosen novels. But, as I intend to show, this seems to me a limited approach because its emphasis is on the effect of the region on the literature and does not see it as intrinsic to the writing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-68549-2of black disorder’ that plagued the American authors.. On the contrary, Lawrence’s own ‘mental bitterness’ and ‘black disorder’ were the chief source of his affinity for these Americans. Nonetheless, judgements like Swigg’s continue to be repeated, generally arriving at the conclusion that Lawrence’s novels between . are failures.

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The Restoration of Women in Love,ious shadows are turned to clean, well-lighted spaces. A sense of loss, I hope quickly replaced with a sense of exhilaration: this, now, is the painting itself. From being effectively obscured within its obscurities, it is liberated to act directly upon our imaginations.

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,D. H. Lawrence’s Self-Consciousness,ness is less conspicuous than that of his contemporaries. Certain kinds of self-consciousness are subjects on which he holds a moral position; they are psychic states of which he disapproves. They are also phases of his imaginative experience through which he needs to pass.

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The Midlands Imagination: Arnold Bennett, George Eliot, William Hale White and D. H. Lawrence,tion; and there is much to be said for the manner in which Bentley investigates the regional influence in well-defined areas of her chosen novels. But, as I intend to show, this seems to me a limited approach because its emphasis is on the effect of the region on the literature and does not see it as intrinsic to the writing.

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