D. H. Lawrence

?Chapters include a history of the composition and publication of individual works or collections, and a who's who and summary (for the longer works). The synthesis of this material...should benefit students and please Lawrence scholars as a handy place to begin study of his works. It also gives readers a convenient means of seeing not only the varied aspects of Lawrence's work and career, but the many ways critics have reacted to him.... Recommended for undergraduates and above.?-Choice "Chapters include a history of the composition and publication of individual works or collections, and a who's who and summary (for the longer works). The synthesis of this material...should benefit students and please Lawrence scholars as a handy place to begin study of his works. It also gives readers a convenient means of seeing not only the varied aspects of Lawrence's work and career, but the many ways critics have reacted to him.... Recommended for undergraduates and above."-Choice

PAUL POPLAWSKI is Director of Studies at Vaughan College, University of Leicester. He has taught widely in 19th and 20th century literature and specializes in D. H. Lawrence, Modernism, and Jane Austen. He recently published a revised 3rd edition of Warren Robets' A Bibliography of D. H. Lawrence (2001). He is also the author of D. H. Lawrence: A Reference Companion (Greenwood, 1996), and A Jane Austen Encyclopedia (Greenwood, 1998), and editor of Writing the Body in D. H. Lawrence (Greenwood, 2001).

Preface How to Use This Book Life A Biography by John Worthen Chronology 1: The Life and Major Works of D.H. Lawrence Biographical Scholarship and Criticism Social Context: Education, Coalmining, Reform Geographical Context: Travels and Places Works Novels Short Fiction Poetry Plays Other Works Critical Reception A General Guide to Lawrence Criticism and Scholarship Varieties of Lawrence Criticism The Popular Image: Lawrence and Film Reference Bibliographies Indexes