D. H. Lawrence
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Nastassia Hancharova Psychoanalytic analysis on " Second Best " by D.H. Lawrence. "Second Best" is a short story written by an English novelist, short-story writer, poet, critic, playwright and essayist - David Herbert Lawrence. His major... more
A commentary on one of D. H. Lawrence's New Mexico poems with some discussion of critical trends over the past half century or so, and starting with a discussion of the poem in the Times Literary Supplement in 1971.
St. Mawr (written 1924, published 1925) is usually addressed in terms of Lawrence’s encounters with otherness and difference, as well as his broader critique of industrialisation. This article argues for the significance of popular... more
We often think of Mrs Dalloway or A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man as difficult books, originally published in small print runs for a handful of readers. But from the mid-1920s, these texts and others were available in cheap format... more
"Twilight in Italy" demonstrates Lawrence’s subversive use of literary form and his challenging vision, proving that geography is able to shape and/or reshape personal identity. It is in this very special volume that Lawrence forges a... more
Abstract THE FIGURE OF MlEDEA IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE: A THEMATIC METAMORPHOSIS by Joel N. Feimer Adviser : Professor Frederick Goldin The figure of Medea has undergone many thematic transformations since its first... more
Reseña sobre el libro de Lawrence, uno de oos primeros en difundir para el gran público, la riqueza de la perdida civilización etrusca.
The Journal of Literatue and Science, of which I am editor, published its latest issue (5.2) at the end of 2012. It includes a special issue on nature and the long nineteenth century, and a roundtable discussion on historicism with... more
Reseña del libro Los siete pilares de la sabiduría
2013. "La era del vacío. Ensayos sobre el individualismo contemporáneo" de Gilles Lipovetsky se publicó en 1983. Se trataba de una colección de textos que se remontaban hasta 1979 y que articulaban una misma idea: el capitalismo moderno... more
This complete publication is posted on Academia.Edu courtesy of Living Time™ Media International until 31st December 2019. This anthology of stories includes ten unabridged tales based around the themes of Love and Immortality. The ten... more
a close reading of Lawrence's Sons and Lovers based on major theories in psychoanalysis
It is perhaps the physical imbalance between men and women that injects a truth that men are more compatible with other men in love, since they share the same masculine drive for sex. Birkin’s desire for Gerald is justified considering... more
Ivy Litvinov, the wife of the Soviet ambassador to Washington during World War II, visited Stanford to look at the D.H. Lawrence correspondence in the University Archives in 1943. She was staying at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco.... more
The first and fifth sections of the essay ("Jacob's Dream" and "Surplus: The Case of Kalganov") are the revised versions of the paper—Michal Oklot: “Drugoi: Petr Fomich Kalganov"—presented at the American Association for Advancement... more
Trauma theory, especially associated with the works of Cathy Caruth and Judith Lewis Herman, is expressed by Sigmund Freud especially in his works Studies in Hysteria, Beyond the Pleasure Principle and Moses and Monotheism. According to... more
Deleuze and Guattari’s conception of desire stands at the heart of their criticisms of psychoanalysis and the political program they develop in Anti-Oedipus. Although this notion is clearly divorced from a commonsense understanding in... more
The relation between feminism and psychoanalysis began with Kate Millett's Sexual Politics which critiques Freud for his conviction in the inequality of sexes, his practice of sexualizing human relationships and his style of explaining... more
Ever since its early modern inception as a literary genre unto its own, the fairy tale has frequently provided authors with a textual space in which to reflect on the nature, status and function of their own writing and that of literature... more
This is the first draft of the analysis of "Piano", a poem that takes us back down the vista of years.
In the wake of Bertrand Russell’s contention that Lawrence’s ‘mystical philosophy of “blood”’ led ‘straight to Auschwitz’, academics have been dutifully unearthing evidence of latent, cryptic or proto-fascist ideas in his work. Several... more
The Phantom of the Ego is the first comparative study that shows how the modernist account of the unconscious anticipates contemporary discoveries about the importance of mimesis in the formation of subjectivity. Rather than beginning... more
Exchanges between Literature and Science from the 1800s to the 2000s: Converging Realms. Ed. by Márcia Lemos and Miguel Ramalhete Gomes. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017, 136-154. This article investigates the... more
This article presents Jacques Derrida’s reading of D. H. Lawrence’s poem, ‘Snake’. The question guiding the reading of this particular poem concerns the extent to which our ethical responsibility (as hosts) extends to non-human animals as... more
A description and assessment of the definitive 8-volume collection of D. H. Lawrence's letters, published by Cambridge University Press
The fundamental purpose of Britain was to control his colonies in the Middle East and protect his interests in the regions at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries. Thus, all knowledge production activity was... more
Di lì a poco, migliaia di occhi avidi si chinarono sui buchi degli stereoscopi come sugli abbaini dell’infinito. L’amore dell’osceno, naturalmente vivo nel cuore dell’uomo quanto l’amore di sé, non lasciò sfuggire un’occasione così bella... more