Titlebook: D.H. Lawrence, Science and the Posthuman; Jeff Wallace Book 2005 Jeff Wallace 2005 David Herbert Lawrence.ideology.philosophy.British and

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Science, Ideology and the ‘New’ become ‘a(chǎn) narcotic to the brain’, the whistle of the trains re-echoes ‘through the heart’. The variations in Lawrence’s fictional treatment of the relationship between humans, technology and the natural world suggest a constant process of reappraisal. At the beginning of the story ‘Odour of Chrysan

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Writing Matter: Science, Language and Materialismrical. Early in 1929, Lawrence completed ‘Introduction to These Paintings’, the essay in which the claim was made, and as the year progressed two further, sustained discursive essays, ‘A Propos of . and ., emerged. Despite their differing focuses, all three essays show Lawrence, at this late stage i

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Postscript: On Abstraction not entirely a linguistic and discursive construction.’ While a certain version of the cybernetic posthuman strips information of its body, the linguistic turn in the humanities, for example in Michel Foucault’s archaeology of knowledge, spins the body into a ‘play of discourse systems’.. Hayles ar

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Daniel N. Cassenti,Chou P. Hung the train goes past, in a display of power which horrifies the watching Brangwen sisters. A one-legged signalman observes the scene from the safety of his ‘little signal-hut’, ‘like a crab from a snail-shell’ (. 93), while further on, near a second level crossing, a disused and rusting industrial b

Defense

Suparna DasGupta,Rituparna Chakithis, the artifice of the poems lies in a condition of intertextuality which requires a collective and participatory approach to the construction of the meaning of animals. Creatures emerge, not in the integrity of their otherness, but as unfinished and provisional elements in a process of .; Lawren