Relationship Between the Sexes in DH Lawrence

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             INTRODUCTION........................................................................... 4
             1. THE MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT................................... 5
             A) SOCIETY AND CLASS-CONSCIOUSNESS.................. 5
             B) HUMAN NATURE AND MODERN CIVILIZATION.......... 6
             2. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLE......................... 8
             A) THE FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS........................................ 8
             B) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SEXES............. 9
             CONCLUSION.............................................................................11
             BIBLIOGRAPHY...........................................................................12
             It has been very difficult for me to choose a subject- matter about Lawrence's personal and professional life, mainly because all the authors that I have consulted agree with the idea that it is not easy to separate the different aspects, since they are very connected. I also think that the most important ideas in Lawrence's work are: the relationship between the human beings and their environment, which involves the relationship between people (the family and the sexes).
             I have collected in this paper what other authors and critics have said about these questions, but I haven't found opposed opinions.
             The authors whose opinions I have analyzed are the following (see Bibliography for further details ):
             Richard Aldington
             David Daiches
             Consuelo Montes Granado
             Esteban Pujals
             Kenneth Young
             D.H. Lawrence was born in Eastwood, a beautiful country village in which
             the countryside was being...

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