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Literature · Reflection
D.H. LAWRENCE ~ A WOMAN CAN NOT BE HERSELF
6 December 2011
“She felt him invisibly master her spirit”
The Fox (1923)
“A woman cannot be herself, cannot be essentially a woman, until she submerges herself in the male”
D.H. Lawrence
(1885 -1930)
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