Lady Chatterley's Lover

Main Ideas

• The conflict between nature and industrialization, expressed through the contrast between England's picturesque landscapes and coal mines, symbolizing destruction and loss of humanity.
• Critique of early 20th-century British class society, highlighting social disparities and prejudices.
• Exploration of human relationships against the backdrop of a changing world, including themes of love, sex, and physical attraction beyond social and moral norms.
• The quest for true freedom and self-expression by contrasting the instinctive, passionate nature of humans with societal constraints.
• The issue of personal identity and self-determination in a modern world where existing traditional values no longer seem adequate.