Titlebook: "Sons and Lovers"; Geoffrey Harvey Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 fiction.history of literature.literature.

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Source criticism and Frieda Lawrence, who helped Lawrence in the later stages of the writing. More than most novels, therefore, . offers, through an examination of its sources, an insight into the nature of Lawrence’s creativity. One of the basic sources is Jessie Chambers’s own account of its origins [1935]. The n

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Psychoanalytical criticismr he was interested in the function of sexuality within that process. Freud’s theory regarded the Oedipus complex as constituting the relations essential to our development into social beings; but he also employed it to explain breakdowns in the normal pattern of sexual and emotional development. Es

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Historical criticismature to treat working-class life in detail from the inside, it captures the atmosphere and rhythm of ordinary living in the Midlands coalfield at a crucial point in its development, when the older values of rural community life were being disrupted by industrialisation. Indeed, Lawrence himself was

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Feminist criticismemic . [1949], there has developed, especially in the years following the publication of Kate Millett’s . [1970], an identifiable political school of feminist criticism. However, as Terry Eagleton has put it, the feminist critic is ‘not studying representations of gender simply because she believes

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Formalist criticism vision inheres in the novel in a significant form. However, the precise meaning of the term ‘form’ depends upon the particular critic’s focus of interest. The influential formalist school of New Criticism, for instance, isolates the text for examination, separating it both from its author’s intenti

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Critical approach: liberal-humanist formalismition of the subject itself’ [1983, p. 214]. For Eagleton, literature should be treated as part of the whole field of cultural studies, and similarly Peter Widdowson would like to see a ‘re-siting of literature in history … as one specific discourse in the general study of culture’ [1982, p. 14]. Th

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