Comparing Wuthering Heights and A Room of One's Own

Emily Bronte from Emily Bronte in 1847 Virginia Woolf in 1929 wrote "height of wasteland" over 80 years Worsering Heights brought to literature and female writers and his room big change 1848 newspaper criticism According to (WH 301), in the early Victorian era, female writers were not regarded as legal, and Emily Brontte thought that it was necessary to write the name "Mr. Ellisberg". novel. According to Longman Anthology of British literature, "Women have little access to higher education and employment" (1794), "An ideal Victorian woman should be in the home."

The story began in 1801 with Grunge and the first narrator, Rockwood. And I remembered his visit to Wuthering Heights. Wuthering Heights is one of the main places in this story. Originally owned by Mr. Earnshaw, it was later inherited by Hindley Earnshaw, then by Heathcliff, and finally left by Hareton Earnshaw. The house itself is very strong, with big stones and narrow windows. The north wind is the strongest and can not even beat it. '1500' and 'Hareton Earnshaw' want to enter the main entrance. You are at home because they step into the house as they do not have a hall. The kitchen is in my room and the floor is a smooth white stone. Another big building of this story is Thrush Grange. Thrushcross Grange is very similar to Wuthering Heights, but not so much in land and residential areas. If Mrs. Dean began talking about Mr. Rockwood in the highland

The position of Grange and Wuthering Heights reinforces the personality of the resident. Wuxiao Mountain Villa is located in a small bush and limbs extend from the wind and narrow windows and withstand the same strong wind. The ground around Wuthering Heights, which is located on a desolate mountain peak, is still very hard and covered with black frost throughout the year. Wuthering Heights was not welcomed as old furniture was quickly organized in a narrow room, the chair was high in backrest, original design, old gun hanging in a chimney.

Wuthering Heights is depicted as a cold and intimidating dark manor located in the "desolate peak". In the novel, "atrophy" is a partial adjective that explains the "atmospheric confusion" existing in the area. A rugged mansion, Wuthering Heights, represents a "storm" characterized by the wild emotions and harsh behavior of the inhabitants. Because of the frustrating atmosphere, people now "shake all limbs" in the "sad scene" of the highlands. In exact contrast, the slash grunge is described as "glorious ground" of elegance and comfort. The quiet residence of Grange represents higher value and morality and is considered to be a "quiet" residence of the novel. Writers creatively reveal the themes of good and evil, or the themes of calm and storms through the obvious symbolic differences in the house. In addition, these houses have distinctive personality characteristics closely related to the characters living in their respective houses. He is a nice person.