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D.H. Lawrence: a study on mutual and cross references and interferences.(Review)

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From: Utopian Studies
Date: 19980322
Author:Gallant, James

Carla Comellini. D.H. Lawrence: a study on mutual and cross references and interferences.

Bologna: CLUEB, 1995. 155 pp.

Carla Comellini's brief but packed study places Lawrence in the stream of influence in order to examine both the forces that shaped him as well as the impact he had on others. It is the point of intersection, the convergence of the twain, so to speak, that interests Comellini.

As literary critics know, the waters of influence studies can be murky, with twigs and debris obstructing the flow. So too in Comellini's work, the main lines of her argument ...

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