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The conflict between the advanced industrial civilization and the true nature of human has become highly salient in the early 20th century, the exploration of which constitutes a central theme in D. H. Lawrence’s works. Centering on the four novels of Lawrence, this paper studies Lawrence’s exploration of the redemption of humanity in a highly industrialized society. Lawrence resorts to an approach of primitivism, including primitive sex, the restoration of primitive virtues and qualities, and reconstruction of the close intimacy between humans and animals firstly. Secondly, Lawrence looks into the emotional bonding between individuals and the cities, testing the likelihood of poetic urban inhabitation through urban roaming.

Primitivism and Poetic Urban Inhabitation: The Redemption of Humanity in Lawrence’s Works