Review
Volume 39 Number 2
Cover Illustration: Thanks to Manuscripts and Special Collections, The University of Nottingham, for permission to reproduce the cover photograph of Lawrence. The photo was taken on 26 June 1913.
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ARTICLES:
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Richard A. Kaye
D.H. Lawrence's Sons and Lovers: The Centenary Conference
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Andrew Harrison
"I tell you it has got form--form": Plot, Structure, and Meaning in Sons and Lovers
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Seamus O'Malley
"The final aim is the flower": Wild and Domestic Nature in Sons and Lovers
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Keith Cushman
Feeling "Oceanic": Civilization and Discontented Paul
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Howard J. Booth
"They had met in a naked extremity of hate, and it was a bond": the Later Chapters of Sons and Lovers, Psychoanalysis, and Male-Male Intimacy
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Jane Eldridge Miller
"The penumbra of its own time and place and circumstance": Modern Women, the Edwardian Novel, and Sons and Lovers
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Robert L. Caserio
Beyond Oedipal Psychology in Sons and Lovers: Lawrence's "Forward" to Being and History
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Maria DiBattista
Dereliction
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NY Evening Post Article (Aug. 20, 1923)
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BOOK REVIEWS:
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Judith Ruderman, Race and Identity in D.H. Lawrence: Indians, Gypsies, and Jews. (Lydia Blanchard)
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John Beer, D.H. Lawrence: Nature, Narrative, Art, Identity. (David Ellis)
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Lee M. Jenkins, The American Lawrence. (Julianne Newmark)
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Elise Brault-Dreux, Le <je> et ses masques dans la poesie de D.H. Lawrence. (Ginette Katz-Roy)
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Kirsty Martin, Modernism and the Rhythms of Sympathy: Vernon Lee, Virginia Woolf, D.H. Lawrence. (Michael L. Ross)
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Julie A. Smith and Robert W. Mitchell, eds., Experiencing Animal Minds: An Anthology of Animal-Human Encounters. (Christopher Pollnitz)
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David Bradshaw and Rachel Potter, eds., Prudes on the Prowl: Fiction and Obscenity in England, 1850 to the Present Day. (Michael L. Ross)
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Guest Editors: Richard A. Kaye and Keith Cushman