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    side of the Atlantic. In late June‚ a conference sponsored by the Browning Society of London focused on a particular aspect of Browning’s work–the dramatic monologue. For those who are unfamiliar with the term‚ the following definition is offered. M. H. Abrams‚ one of the general editors of the Norton Anthology of English Literature and a respected American critic known especially for work on Romanticism‚ lists three features of the dramatic monologue as it applies to poetry: 1. A single person‚ who

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    Coupling fairytale-like elements with the harsh reality of gambling addictions‚ The Rocking Horse Winner by D.H Lawrence tells the tragic tale of a young boy’s struggle with his mother’s love of material possessions over the love of her son. The story describes how a boy longing for his mother’s love attempts to make her happy by attending horse races to earn money for her. Using his rocking horse to foretell the winnings he becomes extremely wealthy but at the cost of his sanity. His obsession leads

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    The characters in "Sons and Lovers" ——Tragedy of Paul ’s Love 郁彩霞 Abstract: As the main character in this novel‚ Paul‚ shows the most struggle in his love: the love for hs mom‚ for Miriam and for Clara. My work is to analyze the complicated relationships among the women and the man. Due to the Oedipus complex of Paul‚ he always can ’t balance his love between his lovers and mother. A pure pilgrim of Miriam and a feminist of Clara‚ Paul finds himself in love with both of the two. However

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    his essay “Pornography‚” D.H. Lawrence discuss healthy sex and how people try to make healthy sex dirty with pornography. Lawrence states that nudity is not pornography. Pornography is what people have done with nudity during the years. Pornography has always existed‚ but the actions of perverted people have provoked society to reject nudity. Lawrence provides good ideas about the both sides of pornography‚ but I disagree with one of the ideas. According to Lawrence‚ “if a woman hasn’t got a tiny

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    extract form the book ‘The Rainbow’ by D. H. Lawrence is taken from chapter 1. In the extract the writer explores the theme of human relationships and particularly the one between a man and a woman. He describes the wavery nature of love and fear of uncertainty through a third person narrative of Brangwen’s experience with a woman. The writer lays great stress on the ambivalent characteristics of such relationships and reflects this in the body of the prose. Lawrence is deeply concerned with his characters

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    In the wonted vein of the Pre-Raphaelite poets‚ Lawrence has given highly poetical and colorful accounts of the diverse aspects of nature. His description is marked by diverse aspects of nature. His description is marked by a singular beauty and a richness of poetic quality. The following vivid account to the sun-set is a clear pointer to Lawrence’s keen sense of colour and profound descriptive power: “The sun was going down. Every open evening the hills of Derbyshire were blazed over with red

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    Rocking-Winner” and William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” illustrate how a character can create an alternate reality. Lawrence and Faulkner do this through the shared use of third person point of view and symbolism. These literary elements‚ as well as others used by the authors separately‚ are used effectively to build the reader up and conclude each story unexpectedly. Lawrence and Faulkner’s utilization of third person point of view assists in building the suspense of both stories. In “A Rose

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    derived from the legend of King Oedipus of Thebes in ancient Greece. Oedipus unknowingly killed his father and married his mother. He begot two sons and two daughters from her. Freud‚ a German psychologist‚ used the term Oedipus Complex to signify the manifestation of the sexual desire of the child for the parent of the opposite sex i.e. sexual desire of the son for mother and conflict with father. Webster’s Dictionary explain the Oedipus Complex as : ’ ’ the unconscious tendency of a child to be attached

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    In the time that Lawrence Wrote women were thought of as being pure and truthful. Women play an important role in this novel as it often makes us wonder do these characters really exist in reality. Lawrence‚ in his book Sons and Lovers shares with us many different types of women‚ in this critical analysis of women in Sons and Lovers I will be dealing with three women Mrs. Morel‚ Miriam and Lily. Mrs. Morel is the most significant of all the women in the novel‚ seeing that everything revolves

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    20751 Mrs. Cooper AP English 10/06/10 Paul’s Psyche in Sons and Lovers Sons and Lovers‚ by D.H. Lawrence is a novel which follows the protagonist—Paul—as he matures. Through his actions‚ one can see that his psyche is altered in a way which makes it improbable for him to remain in a successful relationship; proving this alteration‚ Paul fails in his relationships with both Gertrude and Miriam. Paul cannot succeed in any relationship because his mother altered his Id‚ Superego‚ and Ego via

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