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Article: D. H. Lawrence in decline.
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- New Criterion
- Article date:
- May 1, 2006
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In the introduction to her 1958 selection of D. H. Lawrence's letters, Diana Trilling complained that "so much a poet, he yet insists that we read him as a preacher." This undeniable fact made a full appreciation of Lawrence's imaginative writing rather problematic for many of his contemporaries, and even more so for posterity. The Lawrence scholar John Worthen begins his excellent new biography by informing us that the sage's once titanic reputation has now diminished and that many English departments both in Britain and the United States have stopped teaching him altogether. (1) If this is so it constitutes an extremely speedy fall from grace: when I was a graduate ...
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Article: Lawrence's first match is Leeds.(Sport)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);
January 1, 2002 ;
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... ... Terry Phillips Chief Sports Writer LENNIE Lawrence will take his first look at Cardiff City ... London may have helped the Bluebirds. Lawrence will have more time to get to know the ... Hammam confirmed today the news of Lawrence's appointment as director of football ...
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