Mapping Identity in D H Lawrence s Short Stories A Discursive Analysis — Rana Sağıroğlu

Although D H Lawrence has always been one of the most debated authors of Modern English Literature with his several novels his short fiction opened new horizons for the modern short story genre Lawrence one of Englands first modernist short story writers wrote more than fifty short stories during his 45 year lifetime This study explores the relation between discourse ideology and power in the process of identity formation in the selected six short stories of D H Lawrence The Prussian Officer The Princess Mother and Daughter The Horse Dealers Daughter Tickets Please and Sun It aims to reveal how patriarchal discourses institutional familial and marital function as ideological state apparatuses to produce certain subjects from the Althusserian view and how power is always present in discursive practices from the Foucauldian perspective Therefore this study sheds light on Lawrences stance as an anarchic author and what constitutes the Lawrentian discourse as a modernist reflection Yayınevi Çizgi Kitabevi Yayınları Yazar Rana Sağıroğlu Sayfa 240 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 13 00x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Haziran 2022 Barkod 9786051968087 Kategori Araştırma İnceleme Referans

Although D H Lawrence has always been one of the most debated authors of Modern English Literature with his several novels his short fiction opened new horizons for the modern short story genre Lawrence one of England s first modernist short story writers wrote more than fifty short stories during his 45 year lifetime This study explores the relation between discourse ideology and power in the process of identity formation in the selected six short stories of D H Lawrence The Prussian Officer The Princess Mother and Daughter The Horse Dealer s Daughter Tickets Please and Sun It aims to reveal how patriarchal discourses institutional familial and marital function as ideological state apparatuses to produce certain subjects from the Althusserian view and how power is always present in discursive practices from the Foucauldian perspective Therefore this study sheds light on Lawrence s stance as an anarchic author and what constitutes the Lawrentian discourse as a modernist reflection