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The Self and Society: , a self liberated from it might attain. But in Paul’s painting there is an exception; for through it society presents him with a mode of personal growth. It is the one instance in the novel where something which derives from society and culture also offers uncontaminated opportunities for such growt

疏忽

Expiration

貪心

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Culture, Art and Language: ,mple that condition represented by the cultured mistress of Alfred Brangwen, that ‘inhuman being who used up human life for cold, unliving purposes’,. is much more fully investigated in the person of Hermione Roddice, just as the industrial magnate, first seen in Ursula’s uncle Tom, is expanded and deepened in the person of Gerald Crich.

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The Self and Society: ,h that Paul’s concern with painting is serious, we are never shown anything which would lead us to suspect that the problems to which he addresses himself as an artist are any more significant than those of a mere dabbler. The reason for this is undoubtedly that Lawrence says painting when he means

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