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D. H. Lawrence’s Women in Love was published in 1920 as a sequel to the Rainbow. It studies the lives of the Brangwen sisters in relation to Gerald Crich and Rupert Birkin who is a representative of Lawrence himself. The chief characters in this novel are realised from within as vortices of electro-magnetic energy alternately attracting and repelling. This critical evaluation of Women in Love has as its chief features: • Background Information on D. H. Lawrence’s Age and his art as a Novelist • Detailed Chapter-wise Summary of the Novel • Detailed Discussion on various Important Topics in the Novel • Important University Questions with Answers • Selected Literary Criticism