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Freud, Frazer, and Lawrence's palimpsestic novella: dreams and the heaviness of male destiny in The Fox.(D.H. Lawrence, James Frazer)

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From: Studies in the Novel
Date: 20060622
Author:Balbert, Peter

"You either believe or you don't." -D. H. Lawrence, Fantasia of the Unconscious

"If in the present work I have dwelt at length on trees..."--Sir James Frazer, The Golden Bough

"There wants a man about the place."--D. H. Lawrence, The Fox

As any cumulative index of articles and citations on Lawrence's work suggests, no short fiction by him has received as much sustained consideration by critics through the years as The Fox. This voluminous criticism encompasses a wide variety of subject material and methodology, including a range of opinion concerning such topics as ...

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