Title: D. H. Lawrence around the world : South African perspectives /
Authors: Phelps, Jim, 1943-; Bell, A. N.
Publisher: Echoing Green Press,
Year: 2007
Subjects: Lawrence, D. H. Criticism and interpretation.
Contents: Retrospect -- From Clarissa, 'Poetry and morals' -- From 'On the printed page' -- Lawrence, last of the English -- Letter to 'Theoria' (1) -- Letter to 'Theoria' (2) -- Letter to 'Theoria' (3) -- Letter to 'Theoria' (4) -- First impressions of Lawrence -- South African reminiscences -- Discovering and rediscovering Lawrence -- D.H. Lawrence at the University of Cape Town: some personal memories -- D.H. Lawrence at Stellenbosch: a footprint -- D.H. Lawrence at the University of Port Elizabeth: 1965-1980 -- Lawrence at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg -- The appropriateness of 'Sons and lovers', 'The rainbow, and 'Women in love' as teaching subjects -- Tactics in decline: Lawrence in a South African classroom 1950-1990 -- Reading Lawrence in the English Department at the University of Zululand -- D.H. Lawrence at the University of Pretoria -- D.H. Lawrence at Potchefstroom University -- Reprinted articles -- Dramatic form in the poetry of D.H. Lawrence -- The best of school -- Innocence and experience in the classroom: D.H. Lawrence's school poems -- Plato's 'Great lie of ideals': function in 'Women in love' -- Re-placing the imagination: D.H. Lawrence and Bessie Head -- The interloper plot in the novels and other works of D.H. Lawrence -- The impact of Bleek and Lloyd's 'Specimens of Bushman folklore on birds, beast and flowers' -- A book that changed me -- Revealing blouses: symbolic clothing in D.H. Lawrence's 'Sons and lovers' -- New essays -- Judgement and maturity in 'Sons and lovers' and 'The fox' -- Following "the shifting pole-star": frontier metaphysics in Lawrence -- Conflicting visions of the primitive in D.H. Lawrence -- Lawrence, the Jutas, and the "Mediterranean" Cape -- Lawrence, Leavis, and Butler: some reflections on appropriation, influence, association, and "redemption" -- Poems -- Owed to Lawrence -- Green Mambas.