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Showing posts with label the captain's doll. Show all posts
27 Feb 2022

Notes on an Essay by Stéphane Sitayeb: 'Sexualized Objects in D. H. Lawrence’s Short Fiction: Eros and Thanatos'

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Fragment of stained glass (19th century) 7.2 x 3.2 cm (whole object)  Royal Collection Trust     I.    Stéphane Sitayeb's essay on sexua...
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...
30 Oct 2018

On D. H. Lawrence's Fascination with Male Legs

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Robyn H. Fitzpatrick: Male Legs   robynart.com   As David Ellis reminds us in a recent blog post, Lawrence was a great admirer o...
18 Nov 2017

Jews of the Wrong Sort: Notes on D. H. Lawrence and Anti-Semitism

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Honor Blackman as Mrs Fawcett in The Virgin and the Gypsy   dir. Christopher Miles (1970) An angry email arrives in my inbox (not f...
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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 ...
8 Nov 2017

Dollification: The Cases of Bastian Schweinsteiger and Alexander Hepburn

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Cover of the first US edition (1923)  by Knud Merrild  I: The Case of Bastian Schweinsteiger There was an amusing story in t...