D.H.Lawrence's Poetry

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiii

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2. Introduction

   1. Introduction

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 1-17

3. Lawrence’s Writings on Poetry/Poets

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 19-19

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   2. Excerpts From Lawrence’s Letters

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 21-32

   3. Rachel Annand Taylor

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 33-36

   4. A Review of Contemporary German Poetry

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 37-39

   5. A Review of The Oxford Book of German Poetry

      • H. G. Fiedler

      Pages 40-42

   6. The Georgian Renaissance: A Review of Georgian Poetry: 1911–12

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 43-46

   7. Poetry of the Present

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 47-51

   8. From ‘Whitman’

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 52-53

   9. A Spiritual Record: A Review of A Second Contemporary Verse Anthology

      • A. Banerjee

      Pages 54-59

   10. A Britisher Has a Word with an Editor

       • A. Banerjee

       Pages 60-60

   11. From ‘The Nightingale’

       • A. Banerjee

       Pages 61-64

   12. Foreword to ‘Collected Poems’ (1928)

       • A. Banerjee

       Pages 65-68

   13. Chaos in Poetry

       • A. Banerjee

       Pages 69-75

4. Writings on Lawrence’s Poetry

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 77-77

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   2. The Poetry of D. H. Lawrence

      • Olivia Shakespear

      Pages 79-80

   3. A Modern Evangelist

      • John Gould Fletcher

      Pages 81-84

   4. A New English Poet

      • Amy Lowell

      Pages 85-91

   5. Mr D. H. Lawrence

      • Arthur Waugh

      Pages 92-96

This book brings together articles and essays published over a period of about 60 years. These discussions lead to an assessment of Lawrence's poetry, showing how he has been regarded as a poet over the years, as well as analyzing the intrinsic merit of his poetry.

• David Herbert Lawrence
• poem
• poet
• poetics
• poetry
• Renaissance

• Kobe College, Japan

  A. Banerjee

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