The Duality of High and Low Culture in D. H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Lawrence, in Lady Chatterley’s Lover (1928), reflects the post-war modern British society which condemns its individuals into a psychological trauma of ongoing conflicts between different classes and cultures. Advocating exigency classless society, Lawrence shatters hegemonic ideology highbrow culture disdains working class as vulgar, coarse commonplace. Reacting against cultural displacement who are considered masses, indulges revealing authenticity earnestness culture. Lawrence’s depiction an uncorrupt ethical standing is negation concept culture, associated with high manners ways life. The prevailing concern this study, therefore, will be to analyze from perspective studies unravel clash low cultures relation hierarchical structure England.