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Contemporary Issues in Technology Educationhe world in his later work, railing against female will, and calling for the submission of women to male power. ., of course, certainly has been read and can still be read that way. It stands at a pivotal moment in Lawrence’s life when he finally managed to leave England after the war and was workin

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Developing Research Informed Practicena’s honeymoon, and recurring at key stages of their relationship’s fullness and waning, it comes to emblematise the couple’s dark, intense feeling for each other and the manner in which they seek to create and destroy each other’s spirit. The opening account continues:

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Cambridge and Italy: Lawrence, Wittgenstein and Forms of Life,n poles of significance in his understanding of life. Furthermore, he had already enacted the movement from England to Italy in his 1912 journey with Frieda, the creative fruits of which were encapsulated particularly in . and .. But the route from England to Italy passes through Austria where Lawre

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,Rage against the Murrys: ‘Inexplicable’ or ‘Psychopathic’?,y February 1920.. He called Murry ‘a(chǎn) dirty little worm’ and venomous (which brought from Murry, drafting a reply on the back of the letter, a threat to hit him ‘in the face’ when he saw him next). Murry later destroyed Lawrence’s letter to Katherine, so we can only be sure of the three sentences tha