Abstract
Focusing on the theme of sexuality, prevalent in David Lodge’s novelHow Far Can You Go?(1980),this article seeks to highlight how the author’s Catholic education and beliefs fictionally coexist with thecritical and comic sense of someone whose adolescence and youth took place inthe post-war years.
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