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D.H. Lawrence's "The Lovely Lady" and "Sons and Lovers": A Comparative Study
... The Lovely Lady. On the other hand, Sons and Lovers traces, in a chronological order, the growth of its hero, Paul, from childhood to a critical stage in his ...work Sons and ... See full document
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The Psychoanalytic Study of the Personality Development of Paul Morel in D.H.Lawrence’s Novel Sons and Lovers
... more. If man will never accept his own ultimate being, his final aloneness, and his last responsibility for life, then he must expect woman to dash from disaster to disaster, rootless and uncontrolled.” (p. 125). ... See full document
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An Analysis of Effective Teaching Approach of Mother Fixation in the Novel Sons and Lovers
... and Lovers is considered to be one of the most significant works of ...D.H. Lawrence which is being taught in many universities of Pakistan for several ...present study tries to explore the effective ... See full document
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A Stylistic Analysis of D.H. Lawrence’s ‘Sons and Lovers’
... Literary stylistics refers to the study of style used in literary language. It can be regarded as a study of the fusion of form with content. Brumfit and Carter (1986:3) see a certain overlap between ... See full document
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Dehumanization Due to Industrialization in D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers
... When Lawrence realized that Bertrand Russell a great then Chiefly concerned with plans for the reconstruction of society and not with ideas as to how to live individually here and now, he separated angrily from ... See full document
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The Dreaming Woman In Sons And Lovers: A Study of Miriam’s Character
... and Lovers is a remarkable novel written by ...D.H. Lawrence. This novel indicates Lawrence‟s personal feelings and concerns during his youthful ...in Lawrence‟s early work in ... See full document
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The Ideological Crisis of D. H. Lawrence in “Odour of Chrysanthemums”: Industrialism and Disintegration
... capitalism, Lawrence ironically tries to reconstruct and impose a number of morality concepts like conservation of the traditional family ...individuals, Lawrence basically creates awareness in the eyes of ... See full document
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Resistances in bodily form:post 1945 American Poetry and D H Lawrence
... to Lawrence, who, John Worthen notes, is doomed and cries out from the death which sex has ...Gallantry,' Lawrence writes, 'Only he senses the vulnerable folds of skin | That work beneath her while she ... See full document
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Structural Semantic Analyze of the Symbol in the Corpus of “the Rainbow” by d h Lawrence
... It is very interesting to recognize the symbol of the moon, which tells us about the character of Anna Barguin in the novel. “The rainbow”. Symbolically, the new moon refers to the childhood, crescent (moon) refers to ... See full document
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Outside the gate : a study of Nietzsche's project of revaluation as mediated via the work of D H Lawrence
... nihilism, and offers an initial response to this in terms of what we are calling here a politics of style; a politics which, as we show, bifurcates into a grand politics of evil and crue[r] ... See full document
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“A new continent of the soul”: D H Lawrence, Porthcothan and the necessary fiction of Cornwall
... of Lawrence during his time in Porthcothan. He was someone who took Lawrence seriously as a man and a writer, and who also had a deep interest in Cornish magic and Cornwall’s Celtic ...with Lawrence ... See full document
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Cold Comfort Farm, D. H. Lawrence, and English Literary Culture Between the Wars
... DH Lawrence, the Powys brothers, and Sheila Kaye- Smith as well as Mary Webb, and also the numerous minor country novelists of the early nineteen thirties" (Coles, Mary Webb ... See full document
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When Truth Voices the Same Text Through more than One Author: A Comparative Study of Tolstoy's “Oak Scene” and Larkin’s “The Trees”
... Perhaps it is also illuminating to throw some light on the study of Amidu (2001) on whether or not Tarafa has stolen from Imru- Al Qays ( both were Arab pre-Islamic poets). In his treatment of the dispute, he ... See full document
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A Comparative Study of Sugar Mill Treated and Untreated Effluent- A Case Study
... Sulphur itself has never been limiting factor in aquatic system, the normal levels of sulphate are more than adequate to meet plants needs. Odors conditions are easily greater when water is over loaded with organic ... See full document
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Lawrence's novels : themes and precedents
... discusses this portrayal through the older generation in Women in Love, chiefly represented by Thomas Crich, and compares it with earlier studies in the same field in Sons and Lovers Mrs[r] ... See full document
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The king of glory : an exploration into the resurrection motif in the writitngs of D H Lawrence : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in English at Massey University
... Colin Milton, Lawrence and Nietzsche: A Study in Influence, Aberdeen University Press, Aberdeen, 1987, p... 24 In Apropos of Lady Chatterley's Lover,.[r] ... See full document
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A Comparative Study between Nazrul’s ‘The Rebel’ (Bidrohi) and Shelley’s ‘Ode to the West Wind’: Voice against Corruption
... the study to bolster the voices of the ...This study will help us to observe the unseen misery and to understand the unheard suffering of the subordinate class of the society who has been being oppressed by ... See full document
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON PROPERTIES OF FORGED AND HEAT TREATED D TYPE TOOL STEELT S Siddalingaprasad1 and Dr. H S Shivashankar2
... From the above results it is observed that hardness value is more in heat treated and forged heat treated for all D series tool steels. Hardness is improved in D2 and D3toolsteels at forged + heattreated type. In ... See full document
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A sense of place and community in selected novels and travel writings of D H Lawrence
... Chapters III and IV, on The Rainbow and Women in Love, conscious of the critique of English society that Lawrence made in Twilight, recognise that although Lawrence is concerned to show [r] ... See full document
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The Sublime Subject of Literary Analysis: A Žižekian Reading of D. H. Lawrence
... why Lawrence decided to bespeak of men like Clifford and later on confess that they are the representatives of his contemporary England (Lawrence ... See full document
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