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A Stylistics Analysis of “Sons and Lovers” 1. Abstract In this essay, I mainly talk about the stylistics feathers of “Sons and Lovers” which wrote by D.H.Lawrence. I will analysis this novel from three different points, which include the third person using, symbolism choosing, the various tense and other stylistics feathers using. 2. Key words: sons and lovers, stylistics, analysis 3. Body 3.1 Introduction of the author: D.H.Lawrence is one of the most original and controversial molder of the 20th century fiction. “Sons and lovers” is one of his representatives. He was born at Eastwood, England, in 1885, the fourth child of a collier father and a genteel mother. The first important period of his life ended with the death of his mother in 1910. The next phase began with his meeting Frieda Weekley Richthoften, wife of a former professor mother of three. His major works include: The White Peacock published in 1911; love poems and Sons and Lovers published in 1915; Women in love in 1920; Mornings in Mexico in 1927 etc. He died of TB at Vence, France in 1930. Lawrence became a powerful influence in literature during the 1920s. During the last year of the his life, there was great controversy and clamor regarding the merit of his writings, and even after his death, there was a literary?wars” of the reviews , in praise and abuse of Lawrence. 3.2. Introduction of this story: The growth of Paul is the main clues in this story .The author describes　the complex relationships between Paul and other there women, including his mother. 4. Analysis the stylistics feathers about this novel: 4.1. Using the third person to narrate this story to cover some views of the author’s. The author uses the third person to tell the story throughout the novel. It is a better way to hide the author himself opinions. Much more space is given to the readers. They can spend much time on it to think and imagine. From this point, it can attractive people’s attention and interest. The reader can j