1. Images of woman in Lawrence and Fowles
... the vibrations of a deep and complex human disaster" are felt beneath the ordinary incident sketched by Lawrence. This is perfectly applicable to most of the incidents we find in Women in Love and there is an obvious similarity between the centripetal unity defined by Daleski and the unity of treatment as defined by Walsh and Smith. Symbolism in Women in Love is a formidable agent of unity. "Women in ... or "...she wanted another night, not this moon-brilliant hardness.". The stoning of the moon may be considered as an act of self-exorcism rather than as a ritual murder. Misunderstanding ...
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