Etudes lawrenciennes, n° 37. Shift, movement and becoming

Metaphors of Movement, Vitality, and Deadness in the Essay on Franklin Elizabeth Fox Flash, Sparkle, Flicker : the Dynamics ofthe Lawrentian Creative Act Stephen Rowley Lawrence and Deleuze : de faux amis ? Michael Bell Lines of Flight and the Dynamics of Création in D.H. Lawrence's The Plumed SerpentMagali Roux « The Tremble of Space » : Structured Absences and the Flight from Semantic Stasis in Women in LoveBen WoolheadLady Chatterley's Lover : Motions and New EmotionsJacqueline Gouirand The Internal Travel Towards JouissanceJuliette Feyel Ursula's Stone and Connie's Body : A Glimpse of Bakhtin's Great Time in D.H. Lawrence Gregory F. Tague Shifts in Point of View : From Paul Morel to Sons and LoversVioleta Sotirova Lawrence and Merleau-Ponty : Movement, Perception, and RapportOliver Taylor The Symbolism of Ascent and Shifting Narrative Technique in Women in LoveMarija Kne(...)evi and Aleksandra Nik(...)evi(...)-Batri(...)evi(...) The Sense of Becoming and Initiation in D.H.Lawrence's Short Novel The Man Who DiedMarina Ragachewskaya Images of the Androgyne in The Rainbow and Women in Love, or Exploring the Third SexBrigitte Macadré