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145 《勞倫斯散文選》
198 《勞倫斯傳》楊耐冬譯
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190 簡介 D.H. Lawrence的繪畫和藝術 漢清講座
106 《少女與吉卜賽人》勞倫斯著，王立立譯
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190 簡介 D.H. Lawrence的繪畫和藝術 漢清講座
"Strange is the phenomenal world, dirty and clean together! And I am the same. Yet I am apart! And life bubbles variously. Why should I have wanted it to bubble all alike? What a pity I preached to them! A sermon is so much more likely to cake into mud, and to close the fountains, than is a psalm or a song. I made a mistake. I understand that they executed me for preaching to them. Yet they could not finally execute me, for now I am risen in my own aloneness, and inherit the earth, since I lay no claim on it. And I will be alone in the seethe of all things; first and foremost, forever, I shall be alone..."
--from THE MAN WHO DIED (1929) by D.H. Lawrence
These two brilliant novels are deservedly among Lawrence’s most popular works. Both are at the same time exciting narratives and striking expressions of Lawrence’s philosophy. St. Mawr is the story of a splendid stallion in whose vitality the heroine finds the quality that is lacking in the men she knows. It is also the first of Lawrence’s writing to be partially set in America, on a ranch in Arizona. The Man Who Died, originally published in Paris as "The Escaped Cock" and later retitled and revised, has as its main character Christ, who does not die on the cross but escapes to wander through the country seeking the meaning of human existence, which he finally discovers in a temple of Isis by the waters of Lebanon. READ more here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/…/st-mawr-and-the-man-w…/
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