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Emily Brontë: Wuthering Heights

U. C. Knoepflmacher

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Aimed at students of all levels, this series provides a companion to key works of world literature. This volume examines the metaphoric and narrative structures of Wuthering Heights in an attempt to show the underlying oppositions on which the book is built.

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Aimed at students of all levels, this series provides a companion to key works of world literature. This volume examines the metaphoric and narrative structures of Wuthering Heights in an attempt to show the underlying oppositions on which the book is built.

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Aimed at students of all levels, this series provides a companion to key works of world literature. This volume examines the metaphoric and narrative structures of Wuthering Heights in an attempt to show the underlying oppositions on which the book is built.

Key concepts: Narrative, Key (lock), Literature, Series (stratigraphy), History, Volume (thermodynamics), Art, Computer science

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