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CRITICISM OF D.H. LAWRENCE IN ARTICLES
Included below is a small sample of material on Lawrence in periodicals. The main journals based in America and Europe dedicated to Lawrence studies are The D.H. Lawrence Review and Etudes Lawrenciennes.
Arcana, J. (1989) ’I Remember Mama: Mother-blaming in Sons and Lovers’
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7, 2: 106-14. Cohn, D. (1966) ’Narrated Monologue: Definition of a Fictional Style’,
Comparative Literature, 18, 2: 97-112. Contreras, S. (1993/4) ”These Were Just Natives to Her”: Chilchui Indians
and ”The Woman Who Rode Away”’, D.H. Lawrence Review 25, 1-3:
91-103. Doherty, G. (1987) ’White Mythologies: D.H. Lawrence and the Decon-
structive Turn’, Criticism 29, 4: 477-96. (1989) The Metaphorical Imperative: From Trope to Narrative in
The Rainbow’, South Central Review 6, 1: 46-61. Goldberg, S.L (1961) ’The Rainbow. Fiddle-bow and Sand’, Essays in Criticism
11,4:418-34. Gordon, DJ. (1981) ’Sex and Language in D.H. Lawrence’, Twentieth-Century
Literature 27, 4: 362-75. Hagen, P.L. (1987) The Metaphoric Foundations of Lawrence’s ”Dark
Knowledge”’, Texas Studies in Language and Literature 29: 365-76. Hayles, K.N. (1982) The Ambivalent Approach: D.H. Lawrence and the
New Physics’, Mosaic 15, 3: 89-108.
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Hinz, E.J. (1972) The Beginning and the End: D.H. Lawrence’s Psychoanalysis and Fantasia’, The Dalhousie Review 52: 251-65.
Katz-Roy, G. (1992), The Process of ”Rotary Image-thought” in D.H. Lawrence’s Last Poems’, Etudes Lawrenciennes 7: 129-38.
Lodge, D. (1985) ’Lawrence, Dostoyevsky, Bakhtin: D.H. Lawrence and Dialogic Fiction’, Renaissance and Modern Studies 29: 16-32.
Ruderman, J. (1977) ’The Fox and the Devouring Mother’, The D.H. Lawrence Review 10, 3: 251-69.
Sale, R. (1959) The Narrative Technique of The Rainbow’, Modern Fiction Studies 5, 1: 29-38.
Squires, M. (1975) ’Recurrence as a Narrative Technique in The Rainbow’, Modern Fiction Studies 21, 2: 230-6.
(1995) ’D.H. Lawrence’s Narrators, Sources of Knowledge and the
Problems of Coherence’ Criticism 37, 3: 469-91.
Stearns, C. (1987) ’Gender, Voice, and Myth: The Relation of the Language to the Female in D.H. Lawrence’s Poetry’, D.H. Lawrence Review 17, 3:
233-42.
Stewart, G. (1975-6) ’Lawrence, ”Being,” and the Allotropic Style’, Novel
9: 217-42.
Stewart, J.F. (1991) ’Dialectics of Knowing in Women in Love’, TwentiethCentury Literature 37, 1: 59-75.
Occasional special issues of periodicals are dedicated to particular
aspects of Lawrence studies. These include:
The D.H. Lawrence Review (1975) 8, 3 ’D.H. Lawrence and Women’.
The D.H. Lawrence Review (1977) 10,3 ’Psychoanalytic Criticism of the Short
Stories’.
The D.H. Lawrence Review (1993-4) 25, 1-3 ’Lawrence in the Southwest’. The D.H. Lawrence Review (1997-8) 27, 2-3 ’D.H. Lawrence and the
Psychoanalytic’. Etudes Lawrenciennes (1993) ’D.H. Lawrence, his Contemporaries and
Europe’. Etudes Lawrenciennes (1998) ’Lawrence and Language’.
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