Title: A New Look at Lawrence's Language
Product review: D. H. Lawrence considered himself "a passionately religious man" and Charles Burack's study focuses on the emotive rhetoric of his novels that aims at "the religious initiation of the reader." Burack examines ways in which Lawrence's expressive style transforms the reader's consciousness and stimulates ontological awareness, demonstrating how the writer sets out to educate or initiate the reader by subverting conventional responses and engaging vital potentialities. This book reveals the intimate transactions between Lawrence's language, with its characteristic rhythms and image patterns, and an implied or attuned reader's sensibility. It is a valuable contribution to our understanding of Lawrence's creativity.
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