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This dissertation examines men's relationships in D.H. Lawrence's novel Sons and Lovers. The first chapter analyzes the roles of the main male characters: Paul Morel, his father Walter Morel, and Baxter Dawes. It explores their behaviors and interactions with one another. The second chapter examines the theme of possessiveness, specifically the spiritual and symbolic possession exhibited by Mrs. Morel over her husband Walter and her sons William and Paul. It provides an intensive psychological analysis of how a mother's possessiveness impacted the lives of the men in the family. The conclusion reviews the key aspects of the analysis and discusses where Paul's true relationships can be situated within the novel, particularly his relationships with his father and other men.
This dissertation examines men's relationships in D.H. Lawrence's novel Sons and Lovers. The first chapter analyzes the roles of the main male characters: Paul Morel, his father Walter Morel…