D.H. Lawrence's Women in Love: A Casebook offers a comprehensive exploration of the novel’s intricate themes and complex characters, delving deeply into Lawrence’s innovative narrative style and psychological insight. This scholarly volume assembles critical essays and interpretative frameworks that illuminate the novel’s exploration of human relationships, the tension between industrial modernity and nature, and the challenges of intimacy and identity. By contextualizing Women in Love within early 20th-century literary and social movements, the casebook provides readers and scholars with essential perspectives that enrich an understanding of Lawrence’s enduring literary legacy.
D.H. Lawrence's Women in Love: A Casebook offers a comprehensive exploration of the novel’s intricate themes and complex characters, delving deeply into Lawrence’s innovative narrative style and psychological insight. This scholarly volume assembles critical essays and interpretative frameworks that illuminate the novel’s exploration of human relationships, the tension between industrial modernity and nature, and the challenges of intimacy and identity. By contextualizing Women in Love within early 20th-century literary and social movements, the casebook provides readers and scholars with essential perspectives that enrich an understanding of Lawrence’s enduring literary legacy.
Oxford University Press, 2006 softcover as new fine condition
