Sons and lovers / by 327430 Lawrence, D. H.

The Symbolism of Names in Sons and Lovers by Darlene Harbour Unrue

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Emotion and the Unconscious: The Mythicization of Women in Sons and Lovers by Nina Haritatou

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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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CHARACTERIZATION IN THE NOVEL ENTITLED SONS AND LOVERS BY DH LAWRENCE by La Muhiddin

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Complicity to hegemonic masculinity in D. H. Lawrence's Sons and Lovers by Subrayan, Angelina, Wan Yahya, Wan Roselezam

“…Drawing on narrative data from his novel Sons and Lovers (1913), the study examines how hegemonic masculinity is conformed by the male protagonist, Walter Morel, in his gendered relationship. …”
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The Linguostylistic and the Linguopoetic Study of Metaphor in D. H. Lawrence’s “Sons and Lovers” by Irina Mkhitaryan

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The psychological and social factors of the main characters in D.H. Lawrence's Sons and Lover by Salman, Fahim Cheffat

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The psychological and social factors of the main characters in D.H. Lawrence's Sons And Lover by Salman, Fahim Cheffat

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Vision and Excessive Love of a Narcissistic Mother in D. H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers by Marie-Géraldine Rademacher

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Conversational implicature and cooperativeness in D.H Lawrence’s sons and lovers / Angelina Subrayan Michael and Chittra Muthusamy by Michael, Angelina Subrayan, Muthusamy, Chittra

“…This study examines the conversational implicature and the use of cooperative principles in the novel Sons and Lovers (1913) by D.H. Lawrence (Lawrence). Men and women inhabit different worlds, which gives rise to differentiated meanings attached to words. …”
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LAWRENCE'IN OĞULLAR VE SEVGİLİLER'İNDE SINIF BİLİNCİNE İLİŞKİN DİYALOG ÇÖZÜMLEMELERİ / STYLISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE DIALOGUES IN RELATION TO CLASS DINSTINCTION IN SONS AND LOVERS by Gülbün ONUR, Dilek ZERENLER

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Life force and death force in Life force and death force in by Sandra Sirangelo Maggio

“…Anyway, the fact remains
 that Lawrence has his own views of the unconscious (which
 he states in essays such as 'Fantasia of the Unconscious'
 and 'Psychoanalysis of the Unconscious') 1 , and that he and
 Freud follow, ultimately, the same path. Sons and Lovers
 is where they meet, one with theoretic explanations, the
 other with the empirical demonstration. …”
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Monotony and the Masses by Adam Parkes

“…Focusing on Lawrence’s representation of the English Midlands, this article traces the effects of that spatialized boredom in various novels including Sons and Lovers, The Rainbow, and Lady Chatterley’s Lover. …”
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Lawrence and Nature: a Synesthetic Empathy by Mateo Martínez, José

“…In this paper, we study through selected passages from Sons and Lovers the nature of Lawrence's synesthesias, seen from a linguistic and literary perspective. …”
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Lawrence and the Common People by Jane Costin

“…Like Paul in Sons and Lovers (1913), Lawrence was born into the “common people.” …”
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“The shimmer is inside really”. D. H. Lawrence’s Resurrection Myth and Wilfred’s Bion’s Transformations in “O” by Emily Griffiths

“…Lawrence’s hostility to the application of Freudian theory to literature in his critical writings alongside the aesthetic theories he develops in his novels Sons and Lovers, Lady Chatterley’s Lover and The Man Who Died which are centred around the Christian mystery of the resurrection. …”
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Conformity and resistance to hegemonic masculinity in selected novels of D.H Lawrence by Michael, Angelina Subrayan

“…The novels selected for analysis are Sons and Lovers (1913), The Rainbow (1915), The Lost Girl (1920) and Aaron’s Rod (1922). …”
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On queerly reading canid tropes in Eben Venter’s Wolf, Wolf by Wemar Strydom

“…The intertwined effect of loss of power on facets of masculinist identity (being a son, a lover, a citizen) and on categories of belonging (filial, intimate, national) is explored in Eben Venter’s Wolf, Wolf (2013). …”
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