Poplawski, Paul 　著

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- Preface - Introduction - D.H. Lawrence and the Abject Body: APostmodern History by Garry Watson - D.H. Lawrence's Representation of theBody and the Visual Arts by Stefania Michelucci - Interwoven Words,Interactive Feelings: Paul Morel and Sons and Lovers by Helen Baron - D.H.Lawrence's "Perfervid" Futuristic Style in the Writing of the Body in TheRainbow by Andrew Harrison - Women in Love: Amazons at War-or Lawrence'sSubversive Archetypes by Izabel Brandao - Lawrence's Allegory of Love: Modesof Metaphor and Meaning in Women in Love by Kyoko Kay Kondo - D.H. LawrenceUnbuttoned: Aaron's Rod, Kangaroo, and the Influence of Lev Shestov bySee-Young Park - St. Mawr and the Ironic Art of Realization by Paul Poplawski- Thinking and Writing from the Body: Eugene Gendlin, D.H. Lawrence and "TheWoman Who Rode Away by M. Elizabeth Sargent - With Lawrence in America, fromHouse/Wife to Nomad: The Plumed Serpent by Carol Siegel - ContemporaryCensors and Publishers of Lady Chatterley's Lover: Prohibiting the Body withJust Another Dirty Book by Jay Gertzman - Stripping off the "civilized body:"Lawrence's nostalgie de la boue in Lady Chatterley's Lover by Katie Gramich -"Glad Wombs" and "Friendly Tombs:" Re-embodiments in D.H. Lawrence's LateWorks by Maria Aline Ferreira