Titlebook: Hardy and the Erotic; T. R. Wright Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 art.Jacques Lacan.Michel

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infatuation

Wessexuality: A Theoretical Introduction, ‘Wessexuality’ is a recent neologism, coined in a review of a television adaptation of one of his more outrageous short stories (Black, 1973: 796), but Hardy’s contemporaries made similar puns. A reviewer of ., for example, complained that ‘of all forms of sex-mania in fiction … the Wessexmania of

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: The End of Art and Desire,lism against which Hardy’s later work was forever struggling, a self-conscious farewell to fiction. Yet it has been seen as the key to his work, ‘a(chǎn)n interrogation of the relation between erotic fascination and creativity’ which ‘functions as an interpretation of the earlier novels or even as their p