Critics and Quotations of D.H. Lawrence's "Sons and Lovers"

 D.H. Lawrence's "Sons and Lovers"

1. F.R. Leavis: "Lawrence's 'Sons and Lovers' is a profound, psychologically penetrating novel, exploring the intricate relationships between characters in a way that lays bare the complexities of human emotions."

2. Virginia Woolf: "Lawrence's prose in 'Sons and Lovers' is rich, evocative, and deeply introspective, delving into the psychological depths of his characters with a poetic sensibility that sets him apart as a master storyteller."

3. Lionel Trilling: "In 'Sons and Lovers,' Lawrence captures the timeless struggle between passion and social expectations, drawing an exquisite portrait of a young man torn between his love for his mother and the desire for an independent life."

4. George Orwell: "While 'Sons and Lovers' is a beautifully written novel with vivid imagery, its overtly autobiographical nature and focus on Oedipal themes may limit its broader appeal."