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Anthropocene aesthetics in D. H. Lawrence's later fiction
Book synopsis: How do the works of D. H. Lawrence speak to readers in the age of the Anthropocene? In this volume, sixteen scholars from six countries explore different answers to this question, considering Lawrence’s novels, short fiction, poetry, paintings and his often-provocative polemical essay
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