Lawrence and comedy/
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press,
1996
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction/ Paul Eggert
- Drama and mimicry in Lawrence/ John Worthen
- Mischief or merriment, amazement and amusement - and malice: Women in love/ Howard Mills
- Comedy and hysteria in Aaronʹs rod/ John Turner
- D. H. Lawrence and ʹhis gentle readerʹ: the furious comedy of Mr Noon/ Lydia Blanchard
- ʹHomunculus stirsʹ: masculinity and the mock-heroic in Birds, beasts and flowers/ Holly Laird
- Comedy and provisionality: Lawrenceʹs address to his audience and material in his Australian novels/ Paul Eggart
- Lawrenceʹs satiric style: language and voice in St. Mawr/ Paul Poplawski
- Homour in the letters of D. H. Lawrence/ Mark Kinkhead-Weekes
- Lawrence to Larkin: a changed perspective/ John Bayley