Volume 44 Number 1

EDITOR'S CORNER

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ARTICLES:

Jim Phelps, “D. H. Lawrence’s ‘Biological Psyche’ and the Neuroscience
of the Divided Brain.”

Jack Stewart, “D. H. Lawrence and Landscape”

Jarica Watts, “’Show Yourself a Man’: Ritualistic Sacrifice and the Crisis of Masculinity in D. H. Lawrence’s ‘Tickets, Please’”

Alex Wermer-Colan, “The Mexican Codex: William Burroughs, D. H.
Lawrence, and the ‘Disease of Tolerance’”

Jonathan Franklin, “’A Mechanical Newt’: The Teacher's Ordeal in
D. H. Lawrence’s The Rainbow“

Philip Ward, “’Green Hats and Constant Nymphs Versus Life-as-It-Is’:
The Unlikely Friendship of Michael Arlen and D. H. Lawrence”

FROM THE ARCHIVES:

Richard A. Kaye, “Sylvia Plath’s ‘D. H. Lawrence: The Tree of Knowledge
Versus the Tree of Life’“(February 18, 1957)

Excerpt from a Letter by Frieda Lawrence on The Portable D. H.
Lawrence edited by Diana Trilling (March 4, 1947)

BOOK REVIEWS:

 

• Keith Cushman reviews The Young Frieda by John Worthen

 

• Julianne Newmark reviews D. H. Lawrence: New Critical Perspectives and Cultural Translation edited by Simonetta De Filippis

 

• Nicholas Daly reviews D. H. Lawrence, Technology, and Modernity edited by Indrek Männiste

 

• Howard Booth reviews Receptive Bodies by Leo Bersani

 

• Joyce Wexler reviews Unfinished Business: Notes of a Chronic Re-reader by Vivian Gornick

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• Michael L. Ross reviews Nietzsche and Modernism: Nihilism and Suffering in Lawrence, Kafka and Beckett by Stewart Smith

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• Jennifer Mitchell reviews Modernism, Sex, and Gender by Celia Marshik and Allison Pease

 

• Terry Gifford reviews Animal Subjects: Literature, Zoology, and British Modernism by Caroline Hovanec

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Editor: Richard A. Kaye

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