Forster's and lawrence's understanding of love as reflected in their novels

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Yılmaz, Deniz
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Graduate School of Social Sciences, Thesis

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D. Yılmaz, “Forster’s and lawrence’s understanding of love as reflected in their novels,” Middle East Technical University, 1991.
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