Review


Volume 41 Number 2
Cover Illustration: Artwork adapted from the dust-jacket for Thomas Seltzer's first American trade edition of Women in Love, published on October 18, 1922.
EDITOR'S CORNER
ARTICLES:
Seolji Han, "The Ethics of Melancholic Subjectivity in Sons and Lovers"
Ronald Granofsky, "Uncanny Encounters and the Paradox of Lawrentian Attachment in The Rainbow"
Demetria DeLia, "Bridled Rage: Pre-Oedipal Theory and 'The Rocking Horse Winner'"
Jennifer Mitchell, "Cruelty, Subjectivity, and Masochistic Possibility in The Rainbow"
Francisco La Rubia-Prado, "Alchemical Horse: The Art of Transformation in St. Mawr"
John Horrocks, "Vivo Sempre: Lawrence, Jung, and the Natcha-Kee-Tarawas in The Lost Girl"
Misook Kang, "Lawrence and Lacan on 'The Transformation of Hamlet'"
BOOK REVIEWS:
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Michael Bell reviews The World Broke in Two: Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, E.M. Forster, and the Year that Changed Literature by Bill Goldstein.
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Earl Ingersoll reviews The Life of D.H. Lawrence: A Critical Biography by Andrew Harrison.
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Janet Byrne reviews The Novelist's Wife: A Literary Romance by Sasha Bristol.
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Michael Ross reviews Modernism and Mobility: The Passport and Cosmopolitan Experience by Bridget T. Chalk.
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Jack Stewart reviews Optical Impersonality: Science, Images, and Literary Modernism by Christina Walter.
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Peter Balbert reviews Love and Sex in D.H. Lawrence by David Ellis.
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Michael Ross reviews Violence without God: The Rhetorical Despair of Twentieth Century Writers by Joyce Wexler.
Editor: Richard A. Kaye
