Bloomsbury Handbook to D. H. Lawrence

Annalise Grice is Senior Lecturer in English at Nottingham Trent University, UK. Her monograph D. H. Lawrence and the Literary Marketplace: The Early Writings is scheduled for publication in 2021. She has published several other book chapters and articles on D. H. Lawrence, including essays for the D. H. Lawrence Review and D. H. Lawrence in Context.

• IntroductionAnnalise GricePart I:Transnational / Cosmopolitan Lawrence1.Dwelling, Travel and Tourism: Lee M. Jenkins2.Sentimentalism and European Literature: Michael Bell3.‘Then there’s Frieda’: D. H. Lawrence and German Radicalism: John Turner4.D. H. Lawrence, Émile Zola and the Bodily Unconscious: Andrew Harrison5.Cultural Difference: Writings on the American South West and Mexico: Neil Roberts6.Australia and the Australians: David GamePart II: Ethnicity, Class, Gender and Sexuality7.Race and Empire: Laura Ryan8.Regional Drama: Lawrence and Joyce: James Moran9.Money and Revolution: Jeff Wallace10.Performing Gender: Helen Wussow11.Bachelors, Husbands, Fathers, Sons: Stewart Smith12.Gay, Lesbian, and Queer Theory: Richard A. KayePart III: Interdisciplinary Approaches13.Mental Health and Bibliotherapy: Philip Davis14.Language and Style: Violeta Sotirova15.Attachment Theory: Ronald Granofsky16.Sustainability and Balance: Fiona Becket17.Animality and the Paintings: Carrie RohmanPart IV: Material Cultures18.A Material Poetry: Holly A. Laird19.Poetry in the Magazines: Christopher Pollnitz20.Modernity and New Media: 1920s Journalism, Cinema, Radio: Annalise Grice21.D. H. Lawrence, Influence: Sean Matthews

These essays unveil and re-examine both lesser-known and familiar aspects of Lawrence, facilitated by trending methodologies, and allow readers to readily appreciate Lawrence’s enduring and contemporary relevance.