White Peacock, The

Focusing on three central relationships, this first novel by D. H. Lawrence delves into the estrangements of modern life. Through the lens of rural tradition, it examines man's alienation from nature, showcasing Lawrence's innovative use of language and narrative. Despite initial criticism for its faults, the work is recognized for its profound insights and is considered a significant contribution to literature, reflecting the complexities of human connection and disconnection in a changing world.