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25 Jun 2023

From Harold Hill to Hampstead Heath: Walking in the Footsteps of D. H. Lawrence with Catherine Brown

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  Ceramic Blue Plaque erected in 1969 by Greater London Council  at 1 Byron Villas, Vale of Health, Hampstead, London, NW3  englishheritage....
8 Jul 2021

That City of Dreadful Night: D. H. Lawrence's Letters from Paris

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Paris est toujours une bonne idée     I.    I'm currently reading a big fat book of essays, short stories, and poems by over seventy aut...
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15 Feb 2021

Pan and Jesus in the Art of Dorothy Brett

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Fig 1. Dorothy Brett: Portrait of D. H. Lawrence as Pan and Christ (1963) Fig. 2. Dorothy Brett: Pan and Christ (date unknown)   I would l...
11 Feb 2021

Iconography is Never Innocent

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Dorothy Brett (1883-1977):  Portratit of D. H. Lawrence with Halo (1925) Oil on canvas (78 x 48 cm)   'The narrowed, slightly stylised ...
23 Jan 2021

Zoom: What Would D. H. Lawrence Do?

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  Sat at home, surrounded by screens, I am no longer anywhere,  but rather everywhere in the world at once, in the midst of a universal ban...
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2 Jan 2021

D. H. Lawrence and the Arts: An Initial Reaction Written Under the Influence of Sour Grapes and Baudrillard

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Edinburgh University Press, (2020)     This new collection of essays on D. H. Lawrence, edited by Catherine Brown and Susan Reid, probably d...
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15 Oct 2020

A Brief Note on the Question of Scale in the Work of D. H. Lawrence

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Okay, one last time: these are small,  but the ones out there are far away.     As a mortal being, man is a creature of time and space. That...
21 Sept 2019

Ours Is Essentially a Tragic Age: Notes on the Opening of a Novel

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Two female readers of the Penguin edition of  D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover (1960) showing little interest in ...
30 Jul 2019

On Why Lawrentian Werewolves Are Not Vegans 2: A Reply to Catherine Brown

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Benicio del Toro in The Wolfman (2010)  Does he look like he enjoys lentils? Interestingly, the attempt to not merely anticipate...
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16 Nov 2017

Orophobia (With Reference to the Case of Alexander Hepburn)

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Casper David Friedrich:  Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer  (1818) [ Oder typischer romantischer Bullshit ] I don't like ...