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A Strange Way of Killing: the poetic structure of Wuthering Heights
Authors
Williams, M. H.
Published by
Clunie
ISBN-13
978-0902965232
ISBN-10
902965239
Years
1987
Contents
Front Matter
p. i
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Part I. The Poetic Structure of Wuthering Heights
1. A Misanthropist's Heaven (Chapters 1–3)
p. 1
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2. The Eternal Rocks beneath (Chapters 4–9)
p. 18
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3. A Moral Teething (Chapters 10–17)
p. 47
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4. The Fairy Cave (Chapters 18–28)
p. 68
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5. A Strange Way of Killing (Chapters 29–34)
p. 89
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Part II. Wuthering Heights and Catastrophic Change
1. A Psychoanalytic Viewpoint
p. 117
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Part III. Evolution of the Poetic Spirit
1. The Final Bound from Gondal: Emily Brontë's Poetry
p. 131
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2. Charlotte Brontë and Emily: The Juvenilia and Jane Eyre
p. 149
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Part IV. Emily Brontë and the Romantic Spirit of Creation
Introduction
p. 181
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1. Emily Brontë and Wordsworth
p. 184
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2. Emily Brontë and Shelley
p. 195
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3. Emily Brontë and Byron
p. 205
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4. Emily Brontë and Coleridge
p. 220
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Notes
p. 233
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Bibliography
p. 239
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