Lawrence and The Rocking-Horse Winner Flashcards

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(D.H. Lawrence) born in the English … and became a …. He resented the ugliness made by ..

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Midlands; schoolmaster; miners

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lawrence left his job in 1912 and moved to …. Hoping to secure a lectureship, he visited his former teacher … before leaving England and thereby became friends with his wife … who was a …

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Germany; Ernest Weekley; Frieda; German baroness

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(D.H. Lawrence) Frieda Weekley … and … with Lawrence to Germany. They then traveled around … and … together. Lawrence wrote … and began work on … and … in Italy

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abandoned her kids; fled; Austria; Italy; Sons and Lovers; The Rainbow; Women in Love

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(D.H. Lawrence) Sons and Lovers sparked moral controversy because, according to John Galsworthy, the .. parts were too ..

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love; graphic

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lawrence believed that industrialized England was … and … and embraced a belief in …-putting one’s … self in balance with one’s …
He saw the Victorian world as … and …

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corrosive; oppressive; blood knowledge; animal; intellect; over-civilized; prudish

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lawrence said in England that the “source of all life and knowledge is in … and .., and the source of all living is in the interchange and the meeting and mingling of these two”

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man; woman

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lawrence despised WW1. There was war in his personal life, he and Frieda were constantly fighting
In 1920, he published a limited edition of Women in Love which was considered “a loathsome study of … leading youth to unspeakable …”

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sex depravity; disaster

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(D.H. Lawrence) Around 1920, a wealthy American, …, invited Lawrence to come to …
She was interested in … and … and liked Lawrence’s work, namely …

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Mabel Dodge Luhan; Taos, New Mexico; art; Indian Culture; Sea and Sardinia

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(D.H. Lawrence) Sea and Sardinia: Lawrence said that to be a whole, humans must move forward to the “…, … lands where the salt has not lost its savor”

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unknown, unworked

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lawrence loved New Mexico but not Americans, saying that they were a host of people who must all have a sense of .. somewhere, striving to make good over everybody else

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inferiority complex

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(D.H. Lawrence) After being diagnosed with …, Lawrence moved to … and wrote continuously, producing …-which he is most remembered for
the book focuses on the …, the … of a woman

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tuberculosis; Genoa, Italy; Lady Chatterley’s Lover; sleeping beauty; sexual awakening

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lady Chatterley’s lover is about the mistress of an English manor who falls in love with her …
her husband Sir Clifford Chatterley is an industrialist and intellectual who is … whereas the gamekeeper is the admired “…” man

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husband’s gamekeeper; despised; natural

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lady Chatterley’s lover brought a new wave of anger, it was banned in Britain under the …
but this brought it new publicity and his works were then in demand

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Obscene Publicans Act

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(D.H. Lawrence) Lawrence and … were enemies

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T.S. Eliot

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(The Rocking-Horse Winner) the story begins with the description of a beautiful woman who married for love. She didn’t marry … and her love eventually died

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well

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(The Rocking-Horse Winner) the woman of the story may have been experiencing prolonged …: couldn’t love kids because of this–> shows how modern the story is: granting women …, breaking … of …

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post-partum depression; private lives; master narrative; family

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(The Rocking-Horse Winner) the tormenting whispers of the house are the same whispers of … as the yet larger environment in which the characters live and struggle to …

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society; keep up in style

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(The Rocking-Horse Winner) … and … show themselves to be diametrically opposed in this story

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luck; love

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(The Rocking-Horse Winner) As Paul gains luck, his mother, Hester, begins to love him. At the extremes of luck and love, the two forces meet and then immediately …, showing how the two cannot coexist

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plummet to zero

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(The Rocking-Horse Winner) Lawrence consistently points out Paul’s … that are … which perhaps suggests that there is something abnormal about him

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blue eyes; close together