[DOC] [TLE] Point Counter Point - Wikipedia [PAR] Point Counter Point is a novel by Aldous Huxley, first published in 1928. It is 
Huxley's longest ... However, his recent paintings show a creative decline, which 
he himself ... Philip Quarles, a writer (a self-portrait of Huxley) and his wife Elinor, 
John ... Based on D. H. Lawrence, whom Huxley admired greatly, Rampion is a 
fierce... [DOC] [TLE] 1 I refuse to be Rampioned: Huxley, D. H. Lawrence, and Point ... [PAR] writer Philip QuarlesHuxley's alter ego in the novelexplains Huxley's idea of 
... John Middleton Murry, and Beatrice Hastings is based in part on Dorothy Brett, 
... portraits of Huxley's friends the English novelist D. H. Lawrence and his wife 
Frieda. ... are at the heart of his portrait of Mark Rampion in Point Counter Point. [DOC] [TLE] Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Point counter point (A Harper ... [PAR] For Huxley does not confine himself to the social and amorous goings-on typical 
of an .... Two brothers-in-law, Walter Bidlake and Philip Quarles, are clearly 
projections of ... D.H. Lawrence is projected into the story as Mark Rampion, and 
John .... a painter and would-be novelist closely based on his friend D. H. 
Lawrence. [DOC] [TLE] Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Point Counter Point [PAR] Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Point Counter Point at ... 
Rampion, a painter and would-be novelist closely based on his friend D. H. 
Lawrence. ... Huxley portrays one of his characters (a novelist, modeled upon 
himself) as .... this passage (a journal entry in Philip Quarles' notebook) gives the 
summary... [DOC] [TLE] Point Counter Point by Aldous Huxley  Reviews, Discussion ... [PAR] Alan said: Point Counter Point is a tragicomedy about a group of London ... in the 
person of John Munting, alias Philip Quarles, alias Aldous Huxley himself (talk of 
.... I recognized the character of DH Lawrence, and it was interesting to see how 
.... because I had read somewhere that the book's final chapter is based on the... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about AUTHORS - StudyStack [PAR] HE BASED MARK RAMPION IN "POINT COUNTER POINT" ON HIS FRIEND 
D.H. LAWRENCE; PHILIP QUARLES WAS BASED ON HIMSELF, ALDUS 
HUXLEY. [DOC] [TLE] Point Counter Point | novel by Huxley | Britannica.com [PAR] One character, Philip Quarles, acts as a guide to Huxley's scheme, explaining the 
... ...upon Lawrence and Eliot, he concerned himself in his novels of ... for 
instance, that the character of Mark Rampion is D.H. Lawrence himself and that of
... [DOC] [TLE] Point Counter Point - Revolvy [PAR] However, his recent paintings show a creative decline, which he himself 
recognises ... Philip Quarles, a writer (a self-portrait of Huxley) and his wife Elinor, 
John Bidlake's daughter. ... Mark Rampion, a writer and painter. Based on D. H. 
Lawrence, whom Huxley admired greatly, Rampion is a fierce critic of modern 
society. [DOC] [TLE] Brave New World by Aldous Huxley : Monarch Notes [PAR] In his novel Point Counter Point, the most admirable character and the ... Utopian 
future based on science and technology: he is dumbstruck by Huxley's clever ... 
The one exception is Mark Rampion, who is an idealized version of D. H. 
Lawrence. ... he was Philip Quarles and that the Notebook entries expressed 
many of his... [DOC] [TLE] Criticism of Society in the English Novel between the Wars - Aldous ... [PAR] In a sense, the type of characters he presents in his early novels and what he 
reveals of .... or feeling, and their relations with one another are mostly based on 
pretence. .... as Mary Thriplow and Philip Quarles, the novelist in Point Counter 
Point. ..... of Mark and Mary Rampion, who are portraits of D.H. Lawrence and his 
wife. [DOC] [TLE] Canon and Canonicity in Huxley's Point Counter Point | Akos Farkas ... [PAR] Canon and Canonicity in Huxley's Point Counter Point 117 give one pause: the 
.... whose character is obviously based on Huxley's

Question: He based Mark Rampion in "Point Counter Point" on his friend D.H. Lawrence; Philip Quarles was based on himself
Answer: Aldous Huxley