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The Oedipal complex
¡ªD. H. Lawrence and His Sons and Lovers
Wang Shujing
A thesis submitted to
Professor. Tan as term paper
College for Foreign Language studies
Central South University
June 2002
Abstract
This paper mainly deals explicitly with so-called Oedipus complex, which in Sons and Lovers was particularly presented by the attraction of young boys for his mother. First of all, the paper analyses the Character of Paul and Williams and Lawrence¡¯s personal experience. Secondly, the son-mother relationship in the Morel¡¯s family and Lawrence¡¯s which cause the writer and these young boys he created bear the same Oedipus complex. ... Lawrence and Paul¡¯s attitude towards women
A. Lawrence¡¯s concept
1. ... Lawrence¡¯s close relation
1. ... Conclusion
The Oedipal complex
--D. H. Lawrence and His Sons and Lovers
I. A brief account
David Herbert Lawrence is one of the greatest writers in the history of English literature, and Sons and lovers is one of his most successful novel.
Sons and lovers explore the so-called Oedipus complex and certainly it is his most famous novel, for it arouses people¡¯s discussion the special affection between mother and her sons. ... Lawrence and Paul¡¯s attitude towards women
Lawrence¡¯s novels explore the Psychological phenomenon ¨C Oedipus complex and the role of sexuality in human relationships. ... ¡±1 As Lawrence bears an unconscious affection for mother, even when it comes to find his own love, he is still fall into the way of finding another ¡°mother¡±. Right after Lawrence¡¯s graduation from the college, he has been in a six year long romance with Alice. Alice was 6-year older than Lawrence and in fact acted the part of mother unconsciously.
Approximate Word count = 1393
Approximate Pages = 5.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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