Hurtley Grundy, Jacqueline Anne;Moya Gutierrez, Ana Sofia;López Sánchez, Gemma
Emily Brontë's only novel, Wuthering Heights(1847), foregrounds the Yorkshire Moors to tell a tale of power, pain and passion, far removed from the court life of Victorian England.Through a series of narrators and covering events over two generations,the narrative moves between the conventional and unconventional,calm and conflict,caring and cruelty..The present edition is addressed primarily to nonnative university students and speakers of English..The text is fully annotated and a brief biography of Brontë's life is provided. The novel is also placed within the social and cultural context of the period and an account of critical responses and readings since publication in the 1840s up until the present is traced.
