D.H. lAWRENCE'S WOMEN IN LOVE: ORGANIC - NONORGANIC OPPOSITION IN THE POETIC STRUCTURE OF THE NOVEL
The article is concerned with the plot structure analysis of the novel Women in Love by D.H. Lawrence, an English modernist writer. Birkin and Gerald's relationships representing the passions conflict in the author's mind are at the heart of discussion. The poetology of the novel, which signifies the beginning of the latest period of the writer's creative work, is regarded within the author's ideological and aesthetic views evolution. A new interpretation of the novel is focused on the understanding of author's point of view and forms of its representation.