Women in Love

It is a novel of the British author David Herbert Lawrence, published in 1920, a sequel to the previous novel, The Rainbow (1915) and follow the lives of fines sisters Brangoan: Gudrun and Ursula; Gudrun Brangoan an artist seeking a destructive relationship with Gerald Creech (one industrial). Lawrence compares this duo with feelings of love that grew between Ursula and Robert Brangoan Birkin, a cultured Morocco adopts many opinions related to author. Emotional relationships are given more depth and influence through physical and psychological between Gerald and Robert gravity. Overwhelm the novel on the entire British society before World War I and ending in the Alps snow eventually. Paint a figure based on the character, Ursula Lawrence wife Frida and Gudrun on (Katherine Mansfield), while Robert Birkin has a specification of Lawrence and Gerald Creech pair Mansfield (John Middleton).