![]() An early conversation at Wragby Hall among 'the young intellectuals of the day' affirms that all social formations of the day, the bourgeois state as well as bolshevist Russia, operate according to the laws of the machine, driving even the younger generation to value display of success and power over the vital principles of life. Not only do lords of industry such as Lord Chatterley reify and exploit the working class but the various state apparatuses, in the form of housing development, landscaping, publishing and the media, ideologically interpellate citizens by manufacturing taste, sensation and affect. ![]() As stated in 'A Propos of Lady Chatterley's Lover,' Lawrence's novel depicts the 'counterfeit emotional life' as symptomatic of the postwar capitalist nation and hegemonic machine culture. ![]()
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