Sons and lovers
"This new collection of critical essays on Sons and Lovers brings together twelve modern responses to the novel from a variety of perspectives, including those informed by psychoanalysis, feminism and the study of literature and society. The Introduction situates these essays in the context of modern developments in critical theory and provides an overview of the critical debate on the novel. The volume provides a stimulating insight not only into Lawrence's novel, but also into the whole debate about the variety of contemporary critical approaches."--BOOK JACKET
Print Book, English, 1996
Macmillan, London, 1996
ix, 213 pages ; 23 cm
9780333549056, 9780333549063, 9780312159580, 0333549058, 0333549066, 0312159587
35317783
Introduction; R. Rylance - The Writing of Sons and Lovers; Frank Kermode - The Most Prevalent Form of Degradation in Erotic Life; Sigmund Freud - Psychoanalysis and Society in Sons and Lovers; Terry Eagleton - Portrait of Miriam: A Study in the Design of Sons and Lovers; Louis L. Martz - Sexual Politics in Sons and Lovers; Kate Millett - Narrative Evasion in Sons and Lovers: A Metaphysical Unsettling; Diane S. Bonds - Lawrence and Feminism in Sons and Lovers; Hilary Simpson - Individuality and Society in Sons and Lovers; John Goode - Individuality and Society in Sons and Lovers; Graham Holderness - Society and Ideology in Sons and Lovers; Scott Sanders - Englishness and Realism in Sons and Lovers; Tony Pinkney - Notes on Contributors - Further Reading - Index