Role and representation of flesh in D H Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the literary naturalism in D H Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover. This work explores the main aspects of naturalism within the novel and deals with determinism of the physical desire including love, sex, self-conscious, and one’s individuality. The current study reveals the insistence of Lawrence on sexual connection as the component of human relationships, showing these relationships best achieved through sex. The main concern of this study is to demonstrate the appearance of naturalism through human relationships in the novel within the context. In this work, I intended to show how can a connection between a high-class women with a gamekeeper affects on human relationship. Moreover, this study was chosen for it provides a considerable amount of information about the naturalism in English literature to students of literature in the English Department, and that it paves the way to other researches in this field of literature. After the analysis, I came to the conclusion that body connection played an important role in the successful man women relationship in the novel, and the mind only cannot reach it by its own self.