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A fresh look at the iconic writer. [...] Recommended.--L. Simon, emerita, Skidmore College ""CHOICE"" The fascinating and illuminating essays in this expertly curated volume open up new ways of understanding and appreciating the work of one of the most original and important of twentieth-century writers. Individual essays open up Lawrence's deep engagement with central debates about aesthetics and, in his roles as critic-practitioner, with the range of the arts and artistic production. A superb collection.-- ""Laura Marcus, University of Oxford"" The Edinburgh Edition of the Waverley Novels (EEWN) has undoubtedly established an editorial standard which raises the bar for all new critical editions of Walter Scott's work.--Anthony Howell, Open University ""Journal of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society"" This rich volume allows us to visualize Lawrence anew, and to reassess a very familiar writer through a series of newly recovered contexts.--James Moran, University of Nottingham ""D. H. Lawrence Review"" The Edinburgh Companion in particular offers thought-provoking reflections on how Lawrence's aesthetics and heuristic approach to writing have shaped and continue to shape his legacy in both scholarship and popular culture.--William Bateman ""Modernist Cultures 17.1""

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Catherine Brown is Head of English and Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the New College of the Humanities, London. She is the author of The Art of Comparison: How Novels and Critics Compare (2011) articles on Lawrence, George Eliot, Henry James and Tolstoy, and is the co-editor of The Reception of George Eliot in Europe (2016).

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