The Antioch Review · 1995 · 11 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesMedieval StudiesBritish LiteratureNarrative StudiesNarratologyMarital RelationshipsMarriageMarital HistoriesRestless SpiritsStructural Contradiction
This award-winning work examines Lawrence's perplexing, restless life through the greatest contradiction in it - his marriage - taking it not just as another aspect of Lawrence but as the encompassing whole. His marriage to Frieda von Richthofen Weekley was a mismatch made in heaven, and yet it lasted until the tubercular Lawrence lost his heroic struggle for life, a struggle in which, he told Frieda, nothing mattered but you. Or so she claimed.