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19 Dec 2021

Chastity (Or the Peace That Comes of Fucking)

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  I.    One of the most surprising things about Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928), is that it closes with an affirmation of chastity, or w...
2 Feb 2020

D. H. Lawrence: A Tale of Two Kitties

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I. The Death of Mrs Nickie Ben For cat lovers, there's a very distressing scene early on in D. H. Lawrence's first nov...
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8 Feb 2019

The Man Who Slept: Notes on an Autobiographical Fantasy by D. H. Lawrence

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I. Opening Remarks We are extremely grateful to Professor Hiroshi Muto of Keio University for providing us with a new and more ac...
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22 Jan 2019

Toilettenphilosophie

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"[There are] three different attitudes towards excremental excess:  an ambiguous contemplative fascination; a wish to get rid of...
27 Oct 2018

On Living a Solitary Life: the Case of Elsie Eiler

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Elsie Eiler and the Monowi town sign  Photo: Reuters (2011) I.  No Man is an Island For Lawrence, who passionately believed in ...
24 Sept 2018

D. H. Lawrence and E. M. Cioran on Sex Appeal and the Beauty of Flames

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Image: Desktop Nexus I. Sex on Fire  Just as for Lawrence sex and beauty are one and the same thing, so too is being something he ...
18 Jun 2018

He Stands, and I Tremble Before Him (Reflections on D. H. Lawrence's Phallic Poetry)

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As elsewhere in his work, Lawrence offers a phallic eroticism in his poetry which, on the one hand, affirms and naturalises hetero...
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1 Sept 2017

Where the Turtle Doves Sing (Reflections on Pubic Hair with Reference to the Cases of D. H. Lawrence and Eric Gill)

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Gustave Courbet: L'Origine du monde  (1866) Oil on canvas (55 × 46 cm) Controversial D. H. Lawrence aficionado, David...