Voices of Women’s Maternal Instincts in Lawrence’s Works.doc

Voices of Women’s Maternal Instincts in Lawrence’s Works abstract:in lawrence’s novels, he presents us a lot of women characters who are beautiful，benevolent and full of maternal love. being women, they desires for a peaceful and happy life. however, they suffer much from the unequal society, their illusion is only proved o a petty dream, which cannot stop them from longing for the beauty of human beings and revealing their innate kindness to the world. even though they are suppressed physically and spiritually so excessively, they still show their maternal love to creatures, children and the people in trouble and express their affection to the beautiful nature, how they wish to have their own ideal life! how they desire to live in harmony with the nature! here this essay will discuss women’s voices of their maternal instincts from the following two aspects. key words:women love maternal instincts paradise i.natural revelation of women’s maternal love as a writer of many novels concerning women’s female consciousness and maternal instincts, lawrence appropriately expresses women’s unique affection towards children, animals and the nature, which may indicate lawrence’s gratitude towards women’s maternal love he can feel. so we may notice that most women under his pen are ladylike and kindhearted. there are several cases in lady chatterley’ lover. for example, in chapter six, while connie is walking in the woods, she hears a child sobbing after a gunfire. at once she realizes someone is ill-treating a child and she strides swinging down the spot with resentment, and inquires the little girl with conventionalized sweetness and tenderness. after she knows that the girl cries because her father is killing a black cat in front of he, she blames her father for his savage conduct. then she comforts the girl, gives her six pence and takes her home. compared with the girl’s father, connie is more considerate. although the little girl has no relation with connie at all, she st