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Études lawrenciennes n°56 - Home, Homes and Homeland

Études lawrenciennes n°56 – Home, Homes and Homeland

Ginette Roy (dir.)
Langue : anglais
Date de publication : novembre 2024

Ce numéro est disponible sur OpenEdition Journals

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

Sommaire

Michael Bell

Where was Lawrence chez-lui?

Terry Gifford

“I have no home, that’s why I come”: an Anthropocene Reading of Lawrence the Unaccommodated Writer

Jane Costin

Lawrence and the “homeless soul”

Shirley Bricout

Home, Homes and Homeland in “Things”

Keith Cushman

“The country of his past”: Homecoming in “A Modern Lover” and “The Shades of Spring”

Marie-Geraldine Rademacher

D.H. Lawrence, the Mining Community, and the Paternal Home

Fiona Fleming

D.H. Lawrence and the Late-Victorian conception of an English Home

Jo Jones

Domesticity and Masculinity in the Queer Spaces of D.H. Lawrence’s The Fox

Marina Ragachewskaya

The Chronotope of Home in The Rainbow: Place, Time and Identity

Stefania Michelucci

D.H. Lawrence, James Joyce and the Impracticability of Home

Jonathan Long

Nancy Pearn, D.H. Lawrence’s “queen of the magazines and newspapers” in his Home Country

Gregory Walker

The Impact of Censorship on Lawrence’s Conception of “Home”