HEATHCLIFF; A CHARMING ANTI-HERO IN EMILY BRONTE’S WUTHERING HEIGHTS
Ferzana Cocker
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Ferzana Cocker
Abstract
This paper seeks to examine how Heathcliff is portrayed as a Charming Anti-hero in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights . The focus on the Anti-hero is a departure from the prominence given to the hero in literature. This article explores the concept of the Anti-hero and how the character has been handled in works of literature. It also examines the evolution of the Anti-hero in works of literature and offers an explanation as to why he should be a significant literary figure to study. Keywords : anti-hero, character, novel & hero
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This paper seeks to examine how Heathcliff is portrayed as a Charming Anti-hero in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights . The focus on the Anti-hero is a departure from the prominence given to the hero in literature. This article explores the concept of the Anti-hero and how the character has been handled in works of literature. It also examines the evolution of the Anti-hero in works of literature and offers an explanation as to why he should be a significant literary figure to study. Keywords : anti-hero, character, novel & hero
Key concepts: HERO, Character (mathematics), Literature, Art, Mathematics, Geometry