دانلود کتاب D. H. Lawrence, Technology, and Modernity

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Cover\nHalf title\nTitle\nCopyrights\nDedication\nContents\nIllustrations\nNotes on Contributions\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nChronology\nD. H. Lawrence’s Long Passage from a Rural to an Industrial World Nick Ceramella\n“Colliers is a Discontented lot”: “The Miner at Home” in the Nation and the 1912 National Coal Strike Annalise Grice\nD. H. Lawrence Among the Early Modern Bohemians Katherine Toy Miller\nD. H. Lawrence and “The Machine Incarnate”: Robots Among the “Nettles” Tina Ferris\n“Men No More Than the Subjective Material of the Machine”: Lawrence, Machinery, and War-time Psychology Andrew Harrison\nTo Produce, or not to Produce, That is the Question: Technology, Democracy, and War in Women in Love Gaku Iwai\nHierarchy, Beauty, and Freedom: D.H. Lawrence’s Response to Techno-Industrial Modernity Colin D. Pearce\n“The Art of Living ”: D. H. Lawrence’s Technologies of the Self Jeff Wallace\nEngineering Away Humanity: Lawrence on Technology and Mental Con sciousness in Lady Chatterley’s Lover and Pansies Andrew Keese\nLawrence’s Allotropic “Gladiatorial”: Resisting the Mechanization of the Human in Women in Love Thalia Trigoni\nGreen Lawrence? Consciousness, Ecology, and Poetry Fiona Becket\nD. H. Lawrence and Film: Recon sidering Fidelity in Ken Russell’s Women in Love Earl G. Ingersoll\nPoetics of Technology: D. H. Lawrence and the Well-Tempered Counterpoint Indrek Männiste\nTrains in D. H. Lawrence’s Creative Writing Helen Baron\nOn Entertainment: The Lassitude of Lawrence’s Dead Novel Dominic Jaeckle\nBibliography\nIndex