Passion,AnguishandRevenge——On Emily Brontes Wuthering Height

Wuthering Heights,Emilys only novel,is unique inits fascinating and compelling portrait of the distinctindi-viduality of the characters.Emily,in Wuthering Heights,reveals her intense awareness of conflict. She gives thepowerful expression of passion,anguish and revengeHeath Cliff,in Wuthering Heights,is the real dra-matic center of the story. Heath Cliff is a coalescence ofseveral characters and elements,1 one is the conceptof aman whose mind of hatred is pitiless and ruthless,anoth-er is …     

Ecocriticism about “Wuthering Heights”

This paper aims to interpret"Wuthering Heights"in the standpoint of ecocriticism."Ecocriticism is the study of the relationship between literature and ecology."(Panny)The ecocritic considers how nature is reflected and perceived in literary texts and tries to illuminate people’s understanding of how human interacting with nature.Nature in this novel is not merely everywhere.She is an independent character like Heathcliff and Catherine,too.Through"Wuthering Heights"Emily Bront?expressed her ideal of returning to nature and the final convergence of nature and civilization.Nowadays,however,the ecological crisis is far more serious than Emily’s days.Perhaps the ecological wisdom expressed in this work will give us valuable lessons.     

A Psychoanalysis of Heathcliff

Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights ranks high on the list of major works of English literature.In the novel,the hero-Heathcliff’s passion to Catherine’s love is very impressive to the readers and the love is discussed in all aspects.The paper wants to analyze Heathcliff’s emotion from the Oedipus complex that exist in Heathcliff;How men choose women that they love;And id,ego and superego exist and are represented by Heathcliff,Catherine and Edgar in Wuthering Heights from Freud’s view on psychology.     

The Tragic Fate of "Other":an Analysis of Wuthering Heights from a Post-Colonial Perspective

Wuthering Heights is the only masterpiece by the English eminent critical realist Emily Bronte in the nineteenth century.In the novel,there appeared one "other",who is Heathcliff,a colored man probably from the eastern world.The research proceeds from the tragic fate of the protagonist and connects his fate with the Victorian age,trying to analyze his identity of "other" in the novel and the profound effect it has on the tragic fate and regrettable love of the hero and heroine.     

Passion,Anguish and Revenge-On Emily Brontes Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights, Emilys only novel, is unique in its fascinating and compelling portrait of the distinct individuality of the characters. Emily, in Wuthering Heights,reveals her intense awareness of conflict. She gives the powerful expression of passion, anguish and revenge     

The Artistic Glamour of Wuthering Heights

Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights is a classical masterpiece,known as"the most peculiar novel"in the English literature.The paper focuses on its structure and main idea,so as to reveal its thrilling artistic glamour and its artistic style.     

On the Themes of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights

Emily Bronte’s is an mysterious poet and novelist, her only powerful novel Wuthering Heights not only creates a harrowing tale of passion and tragedy with happy ending, but also shows a full picture of Victorian Age. In this romantic novel, Emily not only creates Gothic atmosphere, but also explores some major themes of love and passion, revenge, nature and culture, religion. They are violating Victorian values and tastes. Actually, Wuthering Heights is no more than an autobiography of Emily herself. Through it, Emily’s gloomy psyche, mysterious life and Victorian social criticism are better expressed.     

Analysis of the Character Traits of Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is the only novel of Emily Bronte,a woman writer in the nineteenth century English literature.The plot of the novel is organized by the love and revenge of the hero Heathcliff.This paper analyzes Heathcliff’s dual characters,his innocent nature as a normal man and his revenge on Hindley and Linton,highlighting the reasons of his transformation.     

Etymological study of Wuthering Heights

In Wuthering Heights,the main characters and places have been delicately designed and cautiously named,which have their special implications based on the characters’identity,status and personalities or the features of the places.Therefore,through analyzing the implied meanings of the characters and place names in this novel,this essay illustrates that the author pur posefully failed Heathcliff’s revenge.Meanwhile,the theme of this novel—Emily’s ultimate concern for the social inequality—is naturally exposed to the reader.     

The Tragic Love of Heathcliff and Catherine

This paper intends to disclose the nature and quality of the relationship and love tragedy of Heathcliff and Catherine in Emily Bronte's only novel Wuthering Heights. Their indispensable union is forged in rebellion against tyrannies. In their revolt they discover their deep and passionate need of each other. Love is conveyed in the process of struggle for individual fulfillment and humanity, based on mutual faith, mutual understanding. However, seduced by the worldliness and luxury, Catherine steps into the world of the Grange and becomes 'the greatest woman of the neighborhood'. Catherine' s betrayal and defection from Heathcliff lead to the tragedy of their love, which results from a world of inequality and oppression.     

On the Tragic Love in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a highly imaginative novel of love and revenge and a shining pearl in the treasure of English litera?ture. This thesis aims to make a full exploration of the inner and external rea...     

Catherine Earnshaw:An Irreproachable Woman in Wuthering Heights

Different people have different opinions about the heroine of Wuthering Heights.Catherine Earnshaw is a woman who possesses a dual personality in the novel.On the one hand,Catherine is a simple and innocent girl free away from any worldly desire.On the other hand,there is a trace of vanity in her personality.This thesis analyzes her experience from her childhood to death,her family and social background at that time,and analyzes the influences that time brings to her disposition,at last,gets the final conclusion:Catherine is an irreproachable woman in Wuthering Heights.     

Narrators in Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is Emily Brontё’s only novel. The narrative is non-linear, involving several flashbacks and two primary narrators. Emily Brontё has adopted the device of introducing two narrators—Mr. Lockwood and Ellen Nelly Dean so as to achieve certain purpose.     

Interpretation on Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights In Light of Psychoanalysis

This thesis aims to analyze the main character of the novel Wuthering Heights from a psychoanalytical perspective.By using techniques adapted from psychoanalysis,this thesis finds that the complex character Heathcliff at first reading is easier to understand,and indeed fits into some of the basic victim-persecutor patterns identified in traditional psychoanalytical work.From Heathcliff we can see the importance of one’s psychology and the power of psychoanalysis.     

Devil or Victim—An Analysis of the Characterization of Heathcliff in Wuthering Height

The character Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights is a controversial character that has aroused severe debate among critics and readers long since it was published in 1847.He is considered is a cruel devil and his acts in this novel are too far beyond a normal human’s moral acceptance.However,in spit of physical strength and his power of revenge,he is in a way also a victim of love and society.His destiny is doomed since he came into this world as the one who is"The Other"to take the revenge.     

An Ecofeminist Perspective on Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a novel full of power written by Emily Bronte. The main characters-Catherine and Heathcliff, souls of the heath, represent the most natural power without any modification. The heath is vibrant with spirits and personality. Catherine, Heathcliff and the heath are connected. Women are most closely associated with the Nature. As the daughter of the Nature, Catherine fights bravely with the male power and the alienated civilization. In the final death and destruction Catherine and Heathcliff go back to nature, and there fore achieve the unity of body and soul.     

On the Tragic Love in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a highly imaginative novel of love and revenge and a shining pearl in the treasure of English literature.This thesis aims to make a full exploration of the inner and external reasons resulting in the tragic love between Catherine and Heathcliff in the novel with the application of Freud’s theory of personality structure and from metaphorically geographical,social and economic perspectives as well.Readers are expected to fully realize the destructive force of a desperate soul,better appreciate the tragic beauty of a doomed love and,above all,capture the humane light beneath a tragic drama.     

Heathcliff——a Byronic Hero

"Byronic hero"is first created by Byron as a proud, cynical and rebellious man, or villain-hero. Fascinated by Byron, Emily Bronte also created a Byronic hero -Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights, exemplified by his darkness, rebellion, individualism, frustration in love, merciless revenge, tragic death, and duality of being both villain-like and hero-like.     

An Analysis of Heathcliff’s Silence in Wuthering Heights

Heathcliff is a highly controversial character in Emily Bront?’s canon Wuthering Heights. He is depicted as an incredi-ble conglomeration of enigmas and simplicity, aloofness and affinity, ferocity and...     

Everlasting Hope——Comments on the theme of Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights,written by Emily Bronte,hasbeen neglected for a long time,just because of itscomplexity and singularity of the structure.It describestwo love stories of two generations.The plot can bedivided into the external part(Catherine and Heathcli…