A Censorious and Judicious Study of D.H Lawrence's Novel Women in Love

<p>This research paper which is based on the novel of D.H Lawrence (David et al.) is a<br>thought -provoking research work which is a shadow of Lawrence's writing<br>techniques & his prose humor. The novel "Women in Love" is a spectacular novel<br>that explores literary themes like feminism, stream of consciousness, modernism,<br>autobiographical features & queer theory. There are four major characters in the<br>novel: Ursula Brangwen, Gurdun Brangwen, Rupert Berkin, and Gerald Crich. This<br>novel portrays the journey of love and romance, which is filled with dramatic and<br>psychological fiction. The male characters, Rupert and Gerald, explored themselves<br>mentally and emotionally. These events in the novels reflect the common real-life<br>challenges of people and signify how complicated life is in the dynamic modern era.<br>This paper will deeply analyze the romantic and dramatic fiction of both couples to<br>signify a moral message that before being in love with another human, firstly, an<br>individual should truly love himself and should be open to his own self mentally,<br>emotionally, and psychologically.</p>