女性哥特視角下簡愛與呼嘯山莊的對比分析

1、 女性哥特視角下《簡愛》與《呼嘯山莊》的對比分析 女性哥特視角下《簡愛》與《呼嘯山莊》的對比分析 An Analysis of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights from the Female Gothic Perspective 李夏 李夏 李忠華 李忠華 同等學(xué)力 同等學(xué)力 外國語言學(xué)及應(yīng)用語言學(xué) 外國語言學(xué)及應(yīng)用語言學(xué) 英美文學(xué) 英美文學(xué) 2 An Analysis of Jane Eyre and

2、Wuthering Heights from Female Gothic Perspective Abstract Charlotte Bronte and Emily Bronte, known as the famous women writers of 19th century in Britain, wrote Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, which have been recognized

3、 as the classic works of the literary history. For a long time, the study on Bronte Sisters and their works never stop. Many critics study them from different angles using different methods, and draw different conclusion

4、s As the concept of Female Gothic was brought up in 1976, a new perspective occurred for the research on Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. In the field of foreign literary criticism, the studies on Female Gothic, which c

5、omes into being under the background of the Gothic genre and Feminism, are relatively mature and systematic. Comparatively, the domestic studies are nearly blank, or at best, at the threshold. The studies of Jane Eyre an

6、d Wuthering Heights from the angle of female gothic novel are very few. This article is to interpret these two novels from the angle of Female Gothic, based on the former research, and to study them unique connotation an

7、d value. The thesis includes five chapters. Introduction embraces the literature review and the purpose and significance of the study. Chapter Two introduces the living background of Bronte Sisters ---Victorian Era and

8、their personal experience briefly，as well as the two classic works---Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. Chapter Three focuses on Female Gothic. The survey of its historical development is made from Gothic to Female Gothic,

9、 and analyzes the prominent characteristics of Female Gothic novel. Chapter Four makes analysis of Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights in the context of Female Gothic, mainly from the aspects of the female heroines, the fema