Androgyny:The Only Way to Infinity in Lawrence’s The Rainbow  

作　　者：夏欣欣 

机构地区：[1]山西工商学院国际交流学院

出　　处：《校园英语》2017年第34期245-246,共2页English On Campus

摘　　要：The Rainbow is one of the most influential novels of Lawrence, which did not get its reputation until the 1950s when F. R. Leavis published his work D. H. Lawrence. Novelist. When androgyny is mentioned, Lawrence's dismiss of the concept of a third sex is always criticized. However, in his earlier book The Rainbow, he shows great interest in it. It is no exaggeration to say that he even thinks the only way to infinity is androgyny and he himself is an androgyny.By analyzing how Ursula reaches infinity in the theory of androgyny, the thesis aims to illustrate that in Lawrence's early writing career, he believes that androgyny is the only way to infinity, which in turn reinforces his androgynous mind and displays his androgynous sensibility.The Rainbow is one of the most influential novels of Lawrence, which did not get its reputation until the 1950s when F. R. Leavis published his work D. H. Lawrence. Novelist. When androgyny is mentioned, Lawrence’s dismiss of the concept of a third sex is always criticized. However, in his earlier book The Rainbow, he shows great interest in it. It is no exaggeration to say that he even thinks the only way to infinity is androgyny and he himself is an androgyny.By analyzing how Ursula reaches infinity in the theory of androgyny, the thesis aims to illustrate that in Lawrence’s early writing career, he believes that androgyny is the only way to infinity, which in turn reinforces his androgynous mind and displays his androgynous sensibility.

关 键 词：The RAINBOW Lawrence ANDROGYNY INFINITY 

分 类 号：G633.41[文化科学—教育学]