Feminine domination in D. H. Lawrence's sons and lovers

الملخص EN

The present paper tackles the feminine domination which appeared in the female writings of the nineteenth century in the form of novels that delineated the feminist world which was marginalized for centuries.

It studies this domination in D.H.

Lawrence's Sons and Lovers, its tools and its psychological effects on male characters.

It consists of three sections.

The first one gives a brief introduction to the feminine domination and the writings of mythology, sociology, anthropology and literature.

The second section analyses the nature of feminine domination in Sons and Lovers, its tools namely; social state, attraction and education as well as its consequences like submissiveness, depression and humiliation.

The last one presents the results; the most important of which is that feminine domination is fully embodied in female superiority and the male inferiority or subordination to it.