Lawrence
出版時間:1973-01
頁數(shù):156
ISBN:9780006328469
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D.H. Lawrence is established in our minds not only as a great novelist but as a formative influence on our culture. How does the prophet co-exist with the artist? Although there are many books on Lawrence none contrives, as this one does, to express, in manageable compass, this difficult and important relationship. Frank Kermode has produced a book at once brief, clear and thorough: if there is one indispensable introduction to the complexities of Lawrence this is it.
Frank Kermode is equally well-known on both sides of the Atlantic as critic, teacher and reviewer. The exceptional range of his criticism is represented by 'Modern Essays' and 'Renaissance Essays' published by Fontana, by his work on the theory of fiction (notably 'The Sense of an Ending'_ and by his editorship of the present series, in which this book is the 20th volume.
D.H. Lawrence is established in our minds not only as a great novelist but as a formative influence on our culture. How does the prophet co-exist with the artist? Although there are many books on Lawrence none contrives, as this one does, to express, in manageable compass, this difficult and important relationship. Frank Kermode has produced a book at once brief, clear and thorough: if there is one indispensable introduction to the complexities of Lawrence this is it.
Frank Kermode is equally well-known on both sides of the Atlantic as critic, teacher and reviewer. The exceptional range of his criticism is represented by 'Modern Essays' and 'Renaissance Essays' published by Fontana, by his work on the theory of fiction (notably 'The Sense of an Ending'_ and by his editorship of the present series, in which this book is the 20th volume.
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