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(US)  \nisbn10 | asin:  \nprint isbn13: 9780822012108  \nebook isbn13: 9780764522123  \nlanguage: English  \nsubject Lawr1930e--nce, DSonsa. Hnd. (Davversid Herbert),--1885-publication date: 1965  \nlcc:  \nddc: 820.900912  \nsubject: Lawr1930e--nce, DSonsa. Hnd. (Davversid Herbert),--1885-  \nPage 1  \nSons and Lovers  \nNotes  \nby Rita Granger Shaw including Introduction to the Novel Background of the Novel Chapter Summaries Critical Commentaries Lawrence's Style Character Analyses Chronological Chart Questions for Review Selected Bibliography  \nINCORPORATED LINCOLN, NEBRASKA 68501  \nPage 2  \nEditor  \nGary Carey, M. A. University of Colorado Consulting Editor James L. Roberts, Ph.D. Department of English University of Nebraska  \nISBN 0-8220-1210-3 © Copyright 1965 by Cliffs Notes, Inc. All Rights Reserved Printed in U. S.A.  \n1998 Printing  \nThe Cliffs Notes logo, the names \"Cliffs\" and \"Cliffs Notes,\" and the black and yellow diagonal-stripe cover design are all registered trademarks belonging to Cliffs Notes, Inc., and may not be used in whole or in part without written permission.  \nCliffs Notes, Inc. Lincoln, Nebraska  \nPage 3  \nContents  \nIntroduction 5  \nBackground of the Novel 7  \nA Brief Synopsis 8  \nSummaries and Critical Commentaries  \nPart One 10  \nPart Two 23  \nLawrence's Style 51  \nMajor Characters 54  \nMinor Characters 65  \nSelected Bibliography 66  \nChronological Chart 69  \nExamination Questions 71  \nPage 5  \nIntroduction  \nThis outline is designed not as a substitute for the text of Sons and Lovers but as an instructive and motivating guide to the work of D. H. Lawrence, specifically the novel presently under discussion.  \nIt has been said with authority that Sons and Lovers, the classic story of a boy growing up in a mining town in Nottinghamshire, represents Lawrence's own childhood and his own family. Thus, a brief review of Lawrence's life might be of interest to the reader before approaching the novel.  \nDavid Herbert Lawrence was born at Eastwood, England, on September 11, 1885, the fourth child of a collier father and a genteel mother. He was educated at Nottingham High School and University College, Nottingham. From the age of seventeen to twenty-one, he taught miners' children in a tough elementary school. For the next two years he was at Nottingham University. At the age of twenty-three he left Notthingham University to teach in an elementary school in Croydon. In 1909, his poems were submitted and accepted by an important literary magazine, The English Review. Afterwards, two publishers, Garnett and Hueffer, who later became Lawrence's good friends, published The White Peacock, The Trespasser, Love Poems, and Sons and Lovers. Lawrence was, then, launched into the literary world during the twenties. He was recognized almost at once as a young writer of great force and originality.  \nThe first important period of his life ended with the death of his mother in 1910 . The next phase began with his meeting Frieda Weekley Richthofen, daughter of a German Baron, wife of a former professor and mother of three. In 1912, Frieda left her husband and three children and went with Lawrence to Metz, where her family  \nlived. During this time, Lawrence was arrested on suspicion  \nPage 6  \nof being a spy for the British. Through the influence of Frieda's father, Lawrence was released. About this time, Lawrence began work on The Rainbow (suppressed for a time by the police) and Women in Love. Lawrence considered these two novels to be his greatest achievement. After his marriage to Frieda in 1913 and their return to England, Lawrence's writing began to show a great deal more sexual emphasis and a greater sense of maturity and conviction.  \nWhile living in England, Lawrence wrote a book of poems and also some travel impressions Amores (the poems) and Twilight in Italy (travel) in 1916; in 1917, Lawrence wrote a further book of poem","cbCaioQohewhLc8c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioQohewhLc8c","pdf",529440,140,"English","# Introduction\n## Background of the Novel\n## A Brief Synopsis\n## Summaries and Critical Commentaries\n## Part One\n## Part Two\n## Lawrence's Style\n## Major Characters\n## Minor Characters\n## Selected Bibliography\n## Chronological Chart\n## Examination Questions","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Cliffs Notes outline for Sons and Lovers?\",\"answer\":\"The outline is designed to guide and motivate readers as an instructive supplement to the novel’s text, focusing on D. H. Lawrence’s work.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the introduction connect Sons and Lovers to Lawrence’s life?\",\"answer\":\"It states that Sons and Lovers reflects Lawrence’s childhood and family experience, presenting the story of a boy growing up in a mining town in Nottinghamshire as closely tied to his own background.\"},{\"question\":\"What biographical phases of Lawrence are highlighted before the novel’s critical material?\",\"answer\":\"The introduction highlights key periods: his early life and education, the impact of meeting Frieda Weekley Richthofen, later travel that influenced his writing outlook, and the increasing controversy and censorship surrounding his final years and works.\"}]","Sons and Lovers - Notes | PDF",1789947080,216]