Symbolic and stylistic significance in d. H. Lawrence's shby

Abstract EN

The fundamental concept of Lawrence's philosophy is found in the struggle and embrace of the two opposite facades of darkness (blindness) and light… Everything that exists in the study's concern has two sides.

It is a kind of duality pervading principle of life.

So, Lawrence expresses it throughout in terms of opposed forces, in terms of the flesh and the spirit, the heart and the mind.

This conflict never ends as long as life exists.

The study investigates the symbols in the short selected fiction, whether they are internal or external, the result of which is the vitality of human beings, accompanied by a state of mental balance.

As for his stylistic features, Lawrence achieves forceful intensity.

His characters of these stories under study are ex-soldiers, workers at the pubs, with their naïve dialects.

Through them, Lawrence succeeds in conveying the feel of life.

Lawrence has a prophetic / apocalyptic vision.

His aim is to unite man and woman, the two halves in one.