Abstract: Lady Chatterley’s Lover is written by British writer D.H. Lawrence. It describes a woman’s affairs with her husband’s gamekeeper. Connie is the most controversial female figure in this novel. Her pursuit of liberty, selfness and happiness has made her a modern woman image. Based on feminism theory, this thesis analyzes Connie’s development of female consciousness from three stages which include Connie’s awakening, growth and transition. Through this, the development of Connie’s modern woman image under the background of her era is revealed and interpreted. Connie’s behavior is absolutely bold, which awakens woman from unfair oppression and motivates them to pursue their own happiness and accept life with courage.
Key Words: feminism; female consciousness; rebellion; modern woman

摘要：查太莱夫人的情人是劳伦斯的最后一部长篇小说，它讲述了一个女性与她丈夫的猎场看守人之间婚外情。在这本书中，康妮作为主要女性人物一直是评论的焦点，她敢于挑战旧伦理、争取自由、追求幸福的新女性形象给我们留下了深刻的印象。本文旨在运用女性主义理论从康妮女性意识的觉醒，成长和转变三部分分析康妮康妮女性意识的发展，并结合当时社会背景对这一现代女性形象进行深入探析。通过本文分析，我们发现康妮的大胆行为使得女性从不公正的压迫生活中觉醒，同时激励她们追求自己的幸福。
关键词：女性主义；女性意识；反叛；现代女性

D. H. Lawrence is one of the most unique and controversial writers in 20 century and one of the greatest writers in English literature history. He is born in a miner family, which provides a rich writing source for his works. During his whole life, he creates more than 40 novels, poems, traveling notes and so on. His works explore such themes like family, marriage and sex, which have great influence on the writing in that era.
Lady Chatterley’s Lover, as Lawrence’s last novel, is the most controversial fiction of Lawrence’s works. It directly describes sex and industry’s damage to the development of human nature. Its publication met many impediments.“A celebrated court case catapulted the novel into infamy; the scandal reception in England, Paris and other locals in 1928” (Kastan, 2009: 237). The limited prints of Lady Chatterley’s Lover through a private press in Italy sell well, but also deprive Lawrence of income because of the piracy. In that time, many people regard this novel as obscene book. However, Lawrence refuses to delete the sex description in it though he revises the novel three times seriously. He says, “the sensual passion and mysteries are equally scared with the spiritual mysteries and passions" (Lawrence, 2006:10).