An Analysis of Human Relationship in Lady Chatterley’s Lover
SUBMITTED BY KIFAYATULLAH (M.Phil)
RESEARCH SUPERVISOR Dr. Ibrahim Khattak
Department of English & Applied Linguistics Qurtuba University Of Science & Information Technology Peshawar (May 2011) An Analysis of Human relationship in Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Devid Hurbert Lawrence’s novel “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” is essentially about human relationship. It is all time human concern. It is a story of discovery, a journey, towards a balanced approach in which mind and body are equally valued. Lawrence, in his novel writing, is mainly concerned with human relationships. In words of David Daiches “with Lady Chatterley’s Lover (1928) Lawrence returned to the central theme of his earlier novels – the possibilities of adequate human relationships in modern civilization” (1166). Nicholas has mentioned the same point “ the quest for a perfect male-female relationship can be called the centralal subject of Lawrence’s fiction”(96.He probes into various aspects of relationships, the relationship between man and his environment, the relationship of man to God and nature, the relationship between a parent and a child, the relationship between a man and a women, the relationship between instinct and intellect. According to him the most important of human relationships is that between man and woman. The novels of Lawrence
RESEARCH SUPERVISOR Dr. Ibrahim Khattak
Department of English & Applied Linguistics Qurtuba University Of Science & Information Technology Peshawar (May 2011) An Analysis of Human relationship in Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Devid Hurbert Lawrence’s novel “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” is essentially about human relationship. It is all time human concern. It is a story of discovery, a journey, towards a balanced approach in which mind and body are equally valued. Lawrence, in his novel writing, is mainly concerned with human relationships. In words of David Daiches “with Lady Chatterley’s Lover (1928) Lawrence returned to the central theme of his earlier novels – the possibilities of adequate human relationships in modern civilization” (1166). Nicholas has mentioned the same point “ the quest for a perfect male-female relationship can be called the centralal subject of Lawrence’s fiction”(96.He probes into various aspects of relationships, the relationship between man and his environment, the relationship of man to God and nature, the relationship between a parent and a child, the relationship between a man and a women, the relationship between instinct and intellect. According to him the most important of human relationships is that between man and woman. The novels of Lawrence