D.H. Lawrence and the Poetry of Humanimality

If Lawrence called for a poetry of the present that surpasses “finished crystallisation” (CP 182), the advent of such poetry was for him a way to deconstruct anything “fixed, set, static” (ibid.) like the preconceived world-view of anthropomorphism he denounced in Wordsworth’s Peter Bell: “Sweet-Wil...

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Autore principale: Lebreton, Mélanie
Natura: Article ou chapitre numérique
Lingua:Anglais
Pubblicazione: Études Lawrenciennes 2021
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