The Critical Interpretation of the Tumultuous Family Life in D. H. Lawrence’s <i>Sons and Lovers</i> (1913)

Abstract

Living in the same society often leads us to build particular relation between each other. Getting married is one of those particular relations we build. But we get married for good and for worse. It is an enterprise full of problems and difficulties and only if you experience it that you can better understand. In Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence a series of miseries and dangers of marriage has been enumerated as well as family life, and the issue of children education, etc. The novel not only provides some of the most vivid descriptions of life in an unsettled industrial society, but also illustrates certain studies of human relationships within which frustrations, happiness, disappointment and pleasures of family life both absorb and renew enormous amounts of energy in almost everyone's life. The main aim of this paper is to explore in different ways, the tumultuous family life and suggest effective steps for harmonious family life.