D. H. Lawrence in England : Landscapes and Houses(The Humanities and Social Science)

The life of D.H. Lawrence is often emphasized as it's aspect of exile. In fact, he spent many parts of his life in foreign countries such as Italy or Germany. Nevertheless there are also close relationships between his life and England. In fact he visited many places in England especially during those few years before the Great War. Much has been studied about Lawrence and Eastwood. Eastwood as ""the country of his heart"" was indeed essential to his life. However The image of Lawrence in England has seemed to be overshadowed by the powerful image which emphasizes Nottingham and Lawrence. That is why we try to throw a light on the relationship between Lawrence and many other places in England. Lawrence in England is largely explained as follows: ""The Cearne"" in North Edenbridge, Greatham in Sussex, ""Rananim"" in Cornwall, Hamstead in London, ""Garsington Manor"" in Oxfordshire and other three places in Berkshire,. In those area, many houses are still as they were. Many of them have already been introduced as pictures but the rest still not. In this paper, we show many pictures of those houses where Lawrence spent his time. It helps readers to comprehend how those are or were. Some of the pictures are firstly introduced in this paper. We also aim to present Lawrence's aesthesics of English landscape, which throws light on the study of Lawrence and Englishness