Birkin’s New Ethic of Human Relationships: the Avatars of the Absolute
In 1917, in the stark isolation of Cornwall, Lawrence was heavily caught up in the revision of Women in Love, first published in 1920, after what had been a long gestation since its initial planning and writing, over a period starting in 1912. The process of the novel’s growth and changes can be ch...
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Études Lawrenciennes
2020
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| Shrnutí: | In 1917, in the stark isolation of Cornwall, Lawrence was heavily caught up in the revision of Women in Love, first published in 1920, after what had been a long gestation since its initial planning and writing, over a period starting in 1912. The process of the novel’s growth and changes can be charted through the successive typescripts, the revisions, corrections and changes in the basic outline, which brought about some significant restructuring. At any moment of the creator’s life, the w... |
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