The Lost Girl is chosen to expound Lawrence＇s unique viewpoint of the “loss” of the “lost generation” at the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th century. Lawrence created “inferior Don Quixotes” to re...The Lost Girl is chosen to expound Lawrence＇s unique viewpoint of the “loss” of the “lost generation” at the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th century. Lawrence created “inferior Don Quixotes” to refer those lost men, which can be further divided into “hen-sure man” and egoist. Lost women are considered as “rootless and uncontrolled”, and can be grouped into modem women （Magna Mater）, traditional women （“the angel in the house”）, and exploring woman who are in between （“the woman who rode away”）.展开更多
文摘The Lost Girl is chosen to expound Lawrence＇s unique viewpoint of the “loss” of the “lost generation” at the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th century. Lawrence created “inferior Don Quixotes” to refer those lost men, which can be further divided into “hen-sure man” and egoist. Lost women are considered as “rootless and uncontrolled”, and can be grouped into modem women （Magna Mater）, traditional women （“the angel in the house”）, and exploring woman who are in between （“the woman who rode away”）.
