Études lawrenciennes n°54 - D.H. Lawrence and the People

Études lawrenciennes n°54 – D.H. Lawrence and the People

Catégories : Civilisations et cultures étrangères, Littérature anglaise, Littératures Étiquette : Etudes lawrenciennes (revue en ligne)

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Jane Costin

Lawrence and the Common People
Susan Reid

D.H. Lawrence’s Music for the People? From English Folk Songs to the Songs of Quetzalcoatl
Adam Parkes

Monotony and the Masses
Shirley Bricout

Metaphors for the Masses: D.H. Lawrence on Stickiness, Insects and Democracy
Michael Bell

Lawrence and the Idea of the “People”
Fiona Fleming

On Heroes, Revolutions and the Rebirth of Spirituality: a Carlylean Reading of D.H. Lawrence’s Kangaroo and The Plumed Serpent
Marie Geraldine Rademacher

The Evolution of Lawrence’s Burgeoning Socio-philosophical Thoughts in The Rainbow, Women in Love and Touch and Go
Keith Cushman
Lawrence, Douglas Goldring, and Plays for a People’s Theatre
Simonetta De Filippis

The Ideological Ambiguity of Touch and Go
Timothy Gupwell

“Then at last we may actually see free men in the streets”: Freeing the People in the Non-Fiction of D.H. Lawrence
Jonathan Long

D.H. Lawrence, Lady Chatterley’s Lover and “Popular” Editions
Nick Ceramella

“Dolce vita” and Italian Anxieties (Social Chaos, Emigration, Revolution) between the 1910s and early 20s