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Lady Chatterley’s Love, the last novel written by David Herbert Lawrence, caused quite a series of controversy in the circle of literary critic and among the readers. The heroine in the novel, Connie, Lady Chatterley, is a key figure to be considered when we interpret this work thoroughly. Connie is still regarded as a brave woman at that time that defies the shackles of old ethics and seeks personal emancipation. Can Connie be counted as a real new woman? Why? This paper attempts to answer this question from the perspective of feminism.

Is Connie a New Woman on the Way to Happiness?—An Analysis of Connie in Lady Chatterley’s Lover from the Perspective of Feminism