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The Rainbow
The Rainbow
Author: D. H. Lawrence
The sweeping saga of three generations in England's Brangwen family--particularly Ursula Brangwen, a sensitive and rebellious woman and one of this century's most complex literary characters. D. H. Lawrence traces the rise of Ursula's independent personality and her troubling relationships with both men and women. Denounced as obscen...  more »
ISBN: 323741
Publication Date: 1995
Pages: 467
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People make plenty of jokes about the metaphors and writing of D.H. Lawrence. Even the author himself thought his work rather schlocky but once you get past the rather blatant metaphors you have at the heart a rather terrific story that covers multiple generations and also the callous and tender side of the human spirit. I think he also showed that the Victorians weren't a bunch of staid prudes but were passionate feeling people who were sexually excited just like now. The books is heart-breaking and gloomy in periods but there is such a sense of yearning by the characters that you feel yourself to be a part of the experience.
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