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Overview: A study of the writer Emily Bronte dealing with her life and work, this text forms part of a series which is designed to help in the reassessment of women‘s writing in the light of today‘s understanding.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-17816-1e was, so too her work resists definition and categorisation. Nevertheless, in this chapter I shall attempt to suggest some recurring themes and preoccupations in Brontë’s writings, and to explore the relationship of her work to contemporary writing by both men and women.

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Jordan M. Cloyd MD,Matthew H. G. Katz MDe for grandmothers, and see none’.. In the following year the absence of English poetesses was in some measure rectified by the publication of ., .,. which contained twenty one poems by Emily Brontë. This volume sold only two copies, and received few immediate critical notices; nevertheless its publ