D H Lawrence : novelist / by 320890 Leavis, F. R.

O mito da serpente em D. H. Lawrence = The serpent myth in D. H. Lawrence by Ana Maria Leal Cardoso

“…Este trabalho propõe um estudo do mito da serpente, na obra A serpenteemplumada, de D. H. Lawrence, baseado na trajetória mítica do herói, estabelecida por Joseph Campbell e na crítica junguiana da cultura. …”
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The Geometrics of Education in D. H. Lawrence by Sarah Bouttier

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D.H. Lawrence and the Poetry of Humanimality by Mélanie Lebreton

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D. H. Lawrence’s Apocalyptic Anger by Barbara Langell Miliaras

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Sicily in D.H. Lawrence’s Imagery by Carla Comellini

“…D.H. Lawrence, who spent two years in Sicily, precisely in Fontana Vecchia, near Taormina and Aetna (where the God Vulcan used to live), has always been fascinated by Italy and Sicily in particular, the places where, in his opinion, most myths are rooted. …”
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Evolution and the novels of D.H. Lawrence by Taylor, M, Mark Taylor

“…<p>This thesis examines the degree and nature of D.H. Lawrence’s interaction with the concept of evolution, as manifest in his novels and the longer of his short stories. …”

Experimentalism and Ideology in D.H. Lawrence’s Theatre by Simonetta de Filippis

“…La produzione teatrale di D. H. Lawrence si richiama a modelli drammaturgici diversi. …”
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Syntactic symbolism in D. H. Lawrence's style by Ayfer (akansel) Altay

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War and Continuity in D. H. Lawrence’s Works by Sarah Bouttier

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D.H. Lawrence’s (Un)happy Islands by Stefania Michelucci

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STYLISTIC ANALYSIS “THE SNAKE”– BY D.H. LAWRENCE by Instructor Munna Ibrahim Ahmed

“…In this paper, the poem “the Snake’ by D. H. Lawrence has been analysed stylistically. It helps the reader to notice the unique features of the poem that may be otherwise missed and leads to a better understanding of the poem. …”
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Knowledge and salvation in Schopenhauer and D.H. Lawrence by Jacqueline Gouirand

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Similes in D.H. Lawrence’s “Sons and Lovers” by Armine Matevosyan, Anna Melkonyan

“…The article highlights the role of similes in D.H. Lawrence’s “Sons and Lovers”. Simile is an expressive means of poetic speech that helps readers form a more comprehensive picture of the characters and their inner world. …”
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D. H. Lawrence and the Avoidance of Darwinian Tragedy by Catherine Brown

“…Darwin’s theories helped both to destroy D. H. Lawrence’s early Christianity, and to shape the latter’s beliefs in the primacy of the organic, of non-rational forces, and of the animality of man – even though Lawrence soon saw materialism as begging more questions that it answered. …”
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The Annihilation of History in D.H. Lawrence's Later Works by Stefania Michelucci

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The Correlation of Myth and Symbol in D.H. Lawrence’s Novels by Mariana Sargsyan

“…The article examines the symbolic images in D. H. Lawrence’s novels. Here they are designed to generalize and complete the ideology lying in the basis of his works. …”
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Susan Reid, D. H. Lawrence, Music and Modernism by Shirley Bricout

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The “Night Sea Journey” in D.H. Lawrence’s The Trespasser by Marina Ragachewskaya

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D. H. Lawrence and the Changing Comedy in his Correspondence by Jonathan Long

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