Jane Eyre & Wuthering Hights
  Jane Eyre & Wuthering Hights
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Titolo Jane Eyre & Wuthering Hights
AutoreWycombe Darcy; Bronte Charlotte; Bronte Emily
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EditoreGood Press
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Descrizione
In the anthology 'Jane Eyre & Wuthering Heights,' readers are invited to explore the intertwined themes of love, identity, and social constraint through the parallel narrative prowess of the Brontë sisters. This collection juxtaposes the intense and haunting atmospheres created in each sister's work, highlighting the profound emotional landscapes and the exploration of human resilience. The editor has carefully selected passages that illuminate the depth of Gothic and Romantic influences within Victorian literature, showcasing the diversity in style'—from Charlotte's penetrating social critique to Emily's raw portrayal of nature and passion'—without singular attribution. Charlotte and Emily Brontë, hailing from the isolated yet fertile creative environment of the Yorkshire Moors, weave narratives that challenge the socio-cultural norms of their time. Through their distinctive voices, this anthology captures the spirit of defiance and individualism that characterized the 19th-century literary movement. Each sister's contribution is a fundamental piece in the broader tapestry of the era's literature, interlacing personal and fictional journeys to elevate the discussion on gender and class. A must-read for literary enthusiasts, this anthology provides an invaluable lens into the enduring narratives crafted by the Brontës. Experience the emotional depths and varied stylistic approaches within a single volume, presenting an unparalleled platform for reflection and scholarly dialogue. This collection stands as a testament to the enduring power of literature to transcend its time, inviting readers to uncover the profound insights each novel offers into the complexities of human nature and society. In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience: - An Introduction draws the threads together, discussing why these diverse authors and texts belong in one collection.