Time in The Rainbow and Women in Love: From Organic Flow to Mechanical Jam
Peter Fjågesund
Études Lawrenciennes · 2017
doi:10.4000/lawrence.290 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Living in a period of violent social and cultural tensions, Lawrence struggled to make sense of several mutually incompatible, or at least contradictory, concepts of time. Firstly, his upbringing provided him with a traditional Biblical view, which ultimately rested on an act of faith, and whose ideas of apocalypse and millennium had essentially nothing to do with a rational or scientific development, but rather with the belief in an intervening god – a figure over and above history itself. ...
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