Literary Criticism of Wuthering Heights

According to Withering Heights' literary critic editor Currer Bell, the novel "Wuthering Heights" may be quite rough and difficult to understand for those who do not know anything about the author. Strangers who do not understand the story then, and who are not familiar with customs may also see Wuthering Heights with critical eyes. "All such" Wuthering Heights "should have rude and strange work" (Bell 5). The reader may feel that the manners of manners, words, residences are somewhat disgusting (Bell 5).

This movie, originally known as "Wuthering Heights", was filmed in the UK in 1920 and was supervised by A. V. Bramble. Whether printed matter still exists is not clear. The most famous are "Wuthering Heights" in 1939, starring William Wyle director Lawrence Olivier and Mel Oberon. Like many others, this widely acclaimed adaptation eliminates the second generation stories (Young Cathy, Linton and Hareton) and is quite incorrect as literary adaptation. In 1939 he received the New York Film Critics Best Film Award and was nominated for the Oscar Best Award in 1939.

The purpose of this paper is to discuss literary analysis based on a combination of psychoanalysis and feminist criticism. I chose Jane Eyre and Shirley of Charlotte Bront and Wuthering Heights of EmilyBront. These three literary works are written by writers living in society characterized by a difference between appearance and reality ("division"). Victorian society is best explained by Freud's "oppression" (instinctive personality) and "pathological symptoms" usually caused by sublimation. This social background is reflected in the mentioned novel, which is why I think they are the perfect choice for psychoanalysis theory and literary applications.

"Wuthering Heights" written by EmilyBrontë can be classified as a romantic novel as it contains many romantic principles. Romanticism is the first literary reaction of the industrial revolution against social change. It tries to organize the confusion of conflict between agriculture and industry lifestyle. Romanticism is evolving, and in this age all social rules are limiting and limiting who should act where they are questioned, judged and distorted. "Wuthering Heights" is a romantic novel with desperate love to explain the two cultures - neoclassical and romantic confrontation.

Emily Jane Brontë (30 July 1818 - 19 December 1848) is a British novelist and a poet known for her novel "Wuthering Heights". She is published under anonymous Eris Bell. Wuthering Heights received different comments at the first appearance and was often accused of malicious behaviors of some characters, but now it is regarded as a classic of English literature. In 1850, Charlotte edited and published "Wuthering Heights" as an independent novel and published it with Emily 's real name. It is widely available in English