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Women in Love (Penguin Classics)
Author: Lawrence, D H ; Chaudhuri, Amit ; Farmer, David ; Vasey, Lindeth
Publication Date: 10/01/2007
Format: Paperback
This Novel, Originally Written In 1916, Published In 1921, Explores The Lives Of The Brangwen Sisters, Ursula And Gudrun, And Their Developing Love Affairs With Rupert Birkin, An Intellectual, And Gerald Crich, An Industrialist. The Despair Of One Sister's Relationship Contrasts With The Happiness Of The Other's As The Four Clash In Thought, Passion, And Belief, In Their Search For A Life That Is Truly Complete. The Novel Is The Sequel To The Rainbow. The Introduction In This New Edition Discusses The Author's Style And Imagery. Also Included Is A Chronology Of The Author's Life And Work, Further Reading, Notes And Appendices Containing The Original Foreword To The Novel, A Fragment Of The Sisters, The Prologue And Wedding Chapters, As Well As A Map And A Discussion Of The Setting And People Involved. -- From Back Cover. D.h. Lawrence ; Edited By David Farmer, Lindeth Vasey And John Worthen With Notes By Mark Kinkead-weekes ; With An Introduction By Amit Chaudhuri. Previous Ed.: London: Heinemann, 1921. Includes Bibliographical References (p. Xxx-[xxxii]).
Author: Lawrence, D H ; Chaudhuri, Amit ; Farmer, David ; Vasey, Lindeth
Publication Date: 10/01/2007
Format: Paperback
This Novel, Originally Written In 1916, Published In 1921, Explores The Lives Of The Brangwen Sisters, Ursula And Gudrun, And Their Developing Love Affairs With Rupert Birkin, An Intellectual, And Gerald Crich, An Industrialist. The Despair Of One Sister's Relationship Contrasts With The Happiness Of The Other's As The Four Clash In Thought, Passion, And Belief, In Their Search For A Life That Is Truly Complete. The Novel Is The Sequel To The Rainbow. The Introduction In This New Edition Discusses The Author's Style And Imagery. Also Included Is A Chronology Of The Author's Life And Work, Further Reading, Notes And Appendices Containing The Original Foreword To The Novel, A Fragment Of The Sisters, The Prologue And Wedding Chapters, As Well As A Map And A Discussion Of The Setting And People Involved. -- From Back Cover. D.h. Lawrence ; Edited By David Farmer, Lindeth Vasey And John Worthen With Notes By Mark Kinkead-weekes ; With An Introduction By Amit Chaudhuri. Previous Ed.: London: Heinemann, 1921. Includes Bibliographical References (p. Xxx-[xxxii]).