D. H. Lawrence and the Dialogical Principle: "The Strange Reality of Otherness"
M. Elizabeth Sargent and Garry Watson

Focuses on D. H. Lawrence and his being taken seriously as an original thinker. Notes that Lawrence is thought of primarily as a novelist. Suggests that readers should acknowledge Lawrence as an original thinker in an evolving history of the dialogical principle and in a continuing attempt to understand the dialogical and its political and ethical importance.