"Wuthering Heights"
Emily Bronte

Includes essays of importance from positions, including liberal humanism, psychoanalysis, deconstruction, Marxism and feminism. The editor suggests that this variety of readings is itself a critical statement. The book reflects the diversity of contemporary approaches to the text.

Part of the "New Casebooks" series, this book includes essays of importance from positions, including liberal humanism, psychoanalysis, deconstruction, Marxism and feminism. The editor suggests that this variety of readings is itself a critical statement. It reflects the diversity of contemporary approaches to the text. The essays are contributed by: Q.D. Leavis, F. Kermode, J.T. Matthews, N.M. Jacobs, L. Pykett, M. Macovski, T. Eagleton, S. Gilbert, S. Davies and P. Parker.

Introduction
P.Stoneman - Essays by: Q.D.Leavis, F.Kermode, J.T.Matthews, N.M.Jacobs, L.Pykett, M.Macovski, T.Eagleton, S.Gilbert, S.Davies, P.Parker - Further Reading - Notes on Contributors - Index