D. H. Lawrence: American Classical Literature Studies

The National Classical Literature Institute, which is one of the most influential novelists of the 20th century, was described as a great example of the love of his son and his lover, Mrs. Chatoli, and was known as D. H. Lawrence's American literary theory. Lawrence was a famous writer, and he was a writer of many different works (and he wrote more than five thousand letters with numerous novel novels, short stories, plays, poems, travel books, books, translations, etc.) and painted. The original book of literaryism is actually the only book in the world. Lawrence began writing the American Classical Literature Study in 1917, when World War I ended. From 1917 to 1919, eight articles from the British Review, the former American Classical Literature Research Institute, were written by the British. While it is true that the writer-in-the-art image of Lawrence was a little bit higher than in Britain at the time, the popularity of the American Classical Literature Research Institute was more of a power of subject than of authorship. The great reaction of the American Classical Literature Institute was the fact that until then, the American literary research had not been in its true place. When Lawrence published this book, the official study of American literature was almost blind, and critics and scholars were doing it? Or the United States itself? The refusal to have a single-handed mother, an independent aesthetic, is said to have been the same in Britain and the United States. Lawrence is dealing with eight authors in this book. Benjamin Franklin, Henry St. John de Crebkulr, Pennymore Cooper, Edgar Allen Foe, Nathan Hawthorne, Richard Henry Dana, Herman Melville, Walt Whitman.

Korean title: 미국 고전문학 연구

Korean author: D. H. 로렌스

Korean publisher: 아카넷

ISBN-13: 9788957336021