Madness & Hysteria in Wuthering Heights 0.0 / 5 ? English Language & LiteratureWuthering HeightsA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: rebeccamasseyCreated on: 10-02-21 22:27 What period occurred in 1735-1837 Romantic 1 of 11 What type of motifs did Bronte write about an example would be power constraint gothic 2 of 11 One of the greek tragedies, the one to do with madness mania 3 of 11 The critical theory that suggests being on outskirts of society means you might interpret the novel differently cultural criticism 4 of 11 Which character really embodies madness in women? Catherine Earnshaw 5 of 11 Catherine believes she is being 'haunted' and what other verb? tormented 6 of 11 Bronte writes about motifs of ghosts and what other for madness? dreams 7 of 11 What type of narrator is Lockwood? hetrodiegetic 8 of 11 Catherine cannot get in wuthering heights or heaven which is an example of what? liminality 9 of 11 Catherine and Heathcliff share what? souls 10 of 11 Heathcliff is linked to what? the devil 11 of 11
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