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Issue Details: First known date: 1996... 1996 Comedy and Provisionality: Lawrence's Address to His Audience and Material in His Australian Novels
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With particular reference to Lawrence's two Australian novels, Eggert argues that '[b]ehind the often earnest and passionate engagement with ideas and intense emotions - which, for so many people, is the Lawrentian trademark - lurks a form of comedy.'

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