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THE STUDY OF
D.H. LAWRENCE’S REFERENCE OF MAN AND WOMAN RELATIONSHIP IN
“WOMEN IN LOVE” AND “SONS AND LOVERS”
Dr. Dheeraj Kumar
(Assistant
Professor)
Mihir Bhoj Girl’s
Degree College, Dadri
Gautam Budh Nagar
(U.P.)
Email ID-
drdheerajkumar2011@gmail.com
ABSTRACT:
My
aim is the study of Lawrence's novel with the reference of man
and woman relationship. In this study, I am taking his major
novels, The Women in Love (1920) and Lady Chatterley's Lovers
(1928). Lawrence's prose is intellectually and emotionally
demanding. Its unevenness, its tendency to repetition and
excess, its sometimes-outrageous flouting of aesthetic norms,
its sudden moments of bathos, is notorious. For Marianna
Torgovnick, Lawrence's predicament is that of someone who is
radically out of sync with his culture, 'wanting what he cannot
yet name, working with ideas and vocabulary drawn from systems
of thought fundamentally at odds with his desires and this may
partly account for the interpretative and aesthetic difficulties
he poses. Another factor may be Lawrence's socially and
culturally deracinated existence. A minor's son whose mother
harboured middle-class aspirations, he later married a German
aristocrat with whom he went on to live an itinerant, at times
poverty- striken, life across four continents. He never really
belonged to any specific social class, nor indeed to any
literary or artistic group.
[Dheeraj Kumar.
THE
STUDY OF D.H. LAWRENCE’S REFERENCE OF MAN AND WOMAN RELATIONSHIP
IN “WOMEN IN LOVE” AND “SONS AND LOVERS”.
Rep Opinion
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(online).
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01. doi:10.7537/marsroj171225.01
Keywords:
STUDY; LAWRENCE’S REFERENCE; MAN;
WOMAN;RELATIONSHIP |
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Complex
Hyperbolic Functions(I) And Jiang-Santilli Theorem
Chun-Xuan Jiang
P.O.Box 142-206 ,
Beijing 100854, China
jcxxxx@163.com
And Ruggero Maria
Santilli
Abstract: This
means: has
finite integer solutions. In this paper using the complex
hyperbolic functions we prove Jiang-Santill theorem(JST) for
exponents and
,
where is
an odd prime.
[Chun-Xuan Jiang.
Chun-Xuan Jiang. Rep Opinion 2025;17(12):4-9]. ISSN
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02. doi:10.7537/marsroj171225.02
Keywords: complex
hyperbolic function; Jiang-Santill theorem (JST); exponents
and
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Energy efficient
buildings for sustainable construction
Engr. Zeeshan Ullah
National University
of Science and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan
Engr. Syed Jibran
Hashmi
ENCON, Rawalpindi,
Pakistan
Dr. Raja Rizwan
Hussain
Corresponding
Author: Associate Professor, CoE-CRT, Civil Engineering
Department, College of Engineering, King Saud University,
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He received his Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Civil
Engineering from the University of Tokyo, Japan, for which he
was ranked as outstanding and was awarded the best research
thesis, prize and medal from the University of Tokyo. He has
authored more than 200 publications with reputed publishers in
the past 7 years of his post Ph.D. tenure and has received
several awards, prizes and distinctions throughout his research
and academic career. His research interest is in the corrosion
of steel reinforced concrete.
Postal address: PO
Box: 800, CoE-CRT, Civil Engineering Department, College of
Engineering, King Saud University, Riyadh, 11421, Saudi Arabia.
Naheed Akhter
Asst. Professor,
Civil Engineering Department, Abasyn Univeristy, Isalamabad,
Pakistan
Shahrukh Shoaib
Master Student and
Research Assistant, Facutly of Engineering, Kasetsart
University, Thailand
Abstract:
Pakistan is
facing immense energy crises and demand of energy is increasing
day by day. The sustainable solution for this energy demand is
to conserve energy and produce smaller portion of energy by
non-renewable sources while larger part of energy from renewable
sources as Pakistan has more than 300 full light days, wind and
a treasure of water sources. Buildings are the prime consumer of
energy and there lies a capacity in buildings to conserve energy
if designed intelligently. The buildings can be smartly designed
to take maximum advantage of natural sources for lightening,
heating and cooling purposes inside the building while
minimizing the electricity use. The purpose of this paper is to
highlight the importance of energy efficient buildings for a
better economy, energy conservation sustainable construction. A
case study of textile mill is discussed where energy efficient
system was installed resulting in a reduced electricity
consumption by more than 35%. The investment on transforming a
conventional building to an energy efficient building returns in
the form of lesser electricity bills and healthier production.
[Engr. Zeeshan
Ullah. Energy efficient buildings for sustainable
construction.
Rep Opinion
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03. doi:10.7537/marsroj171225.03
Keywords:
Energy
Efficient Building; Sustainable Construction; Energy Crises;
Passive Design |
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