What was Lawrence's perspective on modernity?
Embracement
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Reflection
Ignorance
Answer
The answer lies in Lawrence's concept of "true inwardness." He believed that modernity had led to a separation of the inner and outer life, resulting in superficiality and a loss of authentic human experience. This perspective is evident in his novels, which often feature characters struggling to maintain their authenticity in a modern world that threatens to crush their individuality.
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