The beauty of sex

Author: Lawrence
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Lawrence's love and hatred are very distinct. He regards sex as a human instinct and portrays Lady Chatterley's experiences with empathy and understanding. He exposes the harm industry inflicts on human nature, as well as the hypocrisy and selfishness of bourgeois marital morality. The paralyzed Clifford actually symbolizes the moral, spiritual exhaustion, and incompetence of the bourgeoisie, while Lady Chatterley's lover represents the ideal figure in the author's imagination. He is strong, independent, compassionate, sexually vibrant, and possesses creative wisdom.