(1:26).Hefashionsamanoutofdustandformsawomanoutoftheman’srib.Godplacesthetwopeople,AdamandEve,intheidyllicgardenofEden,encouragingthemtoprocreateandtoenjoythecreatedworldfully,andforbiddingthemtoeatfromthetreeoftheknowledgeofgoodandevil.Inthegarden,Eveencountersacraftyserpentwhoconvinceshertoeatthetree’s...
The Rainbow (1915) and its sequel, Women in Love (1920), trace the sickness of modern civilization to the effects of industrialization upon the human psyche. Kangaroo (1923) describes the persecution he experienced during the war. The Plumed Serpent (1926) was inspired by his fascination with...
The publication history ofLady Chatterley’s Loverprovides a plot itself worthy of a novel. Lawrence had already faced censorship with his 1915 novelThe Rainbow, one reason Lawrence cited for leaving England after the end ofWorld War Imade it possible to do so. Published privately in 1928 and ...