D. H. Lawrence, Transport and Cultural Transition

1. Introduction: ‘Great Motions Carry Us’: Lawrence, Transport and Shifting Cultures
Andrew F. Humphries

2. ‘Love Should Give a Sense of Freedom, Not of Prison’: Transport, Male Mobility and Female Space in Sons and Lovers

Andrew F. Humphries

3. ‘She was a Traveller on the Face of the Earth’: Transport as Female Dissent in The Rainbow

Andrew F. Humphries

4. ‘Yet Underneath was Death Itself’: Transports and Subtexts of War in Women in Love

Andrew F. Humphries

5. ‘To Turn One’s Back on the Cog-Wheel World’: Transport, Otherness and Revolution in The Plumed Serpent

Andrew F. Humphries

6. ‘A Vast and Ghastly Intricacy of Mechanism’: Automobility, Disability and the Motor Car in Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Andrew F. Humphries

7. Conclusion: ‘Fascinating are the Scenes of Departures’: Etruscan Ships of Death and Lawrencian Endings
Andrew F. Humphries

Keywords: Literature, Twentieth-Century Literature, British and Irish Literature