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Last Testament
Hazlitt, Henry | April 30, 1930 issue

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The article focuses on the book "Assorted Articles" by the author D.H. Lawrence. The articles are, in the main, preachments, passionate declamations. No matter what his ostensible topic may be, Lawrence keeps returning to this central doctrines--that life must be a direct sensuous contact with people and with nature, that life must be a direct sensuous contact with people and with nature, that life must be a flow, that sex must be a flow, a real flow of sympathy, generous and warm, that one must stick up for one's instinctive feelings against the things one is taught.

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ASSORTED Articles (Book); BOOKS; LAWRENCE, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930; DOGMA; LIFE; SOCIOLOGY
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