Exorcist on an unholy crusade

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D.H. Lawrence, the writer, had violent inclinations toward women, which can be observed in his writing, especially his enthusiasm for sodomy committed on women. His portrayals of male-female relationships extol domination by men of women, with the emphasis growing more strongly throughout his writing career. This aspect of Lawrence's work was not noted by F.R. Leavis, in his critical appraisals, and Lawrence's obsessions should not be accepted in the name of enlightenment.

Editorial, Behavior, Criticism and interpretation, Literature, Lawrence, D.H.

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A global reach for mind and mouth

Article Abstract:

Report on UK's proficiency in global English language emphasizes the need for the country to address the value of linguistic diversity.

United Kingdom, Public affairs, Social aspects, Usage, Reports, English language, Linguistic diversity

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