Attempts to present a definitive rational explanation of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights have been a growing concern since its publication in 1847. The abundant, yet incoherent, interpretations of Wuthering Heights, each taking one element of the novel and extrapolating it towards total explanation, make the need for this research timely. This article focuses on ways to achieve a truer and m...

This essay considers relationships between nature, ecology and apocalypse in the poetry of Patrick Brontë (1777–1861) Emily (1818–1848). It argues that though Patrick’s emphasises spiritual benefits human connection with natural world, his apocalypticism leads him to see no eschatological future for world. Emily’s is more attentive destruction violence but it also offers an vision a which all c...

The idea that an author's heritage and environment can be reflected in the plotline of his/her narratives and in the development of each character is thought-provoking; while it is true that an author's voice may not be the same as the narrator's voice, the work is still influenced by the author and his/her perception of the characters, their world, and their journey. The characters expand from...