Бронте Энн "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" (Bronte A.); Wordsworth Editions Limited, 2001

With an Introduction and Notes by Peter Merchant, Canterbury Christchurch University College The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is a powerful and sometimes violent novel of expectation, love, oppression, sin, religion and betrayal. It portrays the disintegration of the marriage of Helen Huntingdon, the mysterious 'tenant' of the title, and her dissolute, alcoholic husband. Defying convention, Helen leaves her husband to protect their young son from his father's influence, and earns her own living as an artist. Whilst in hiding at Wildfell Hall, she encounters Gilbert Markham, who falls in love with her. On its first publication in 1848, Anne Bronte's second novel was criticised for being 'coarse' and 'brutal'. The Tenant of Wildfell Hall challenges the social conventions of the early nineteenth century in a strong defence of women's rights in the face of psychological abuse from their husbands. Anne Bronte's style is bold, naturalistic and passionate, and this novel, which her sister Charlotte considered 'an entire mistake', has earned Anne a position in English literature in her own right, not just as the youngest member of the Bronte family. This newly reset text is taken from a copy of the 1848 second edition in the Library of the Bronte Parsonage Museum and has been edited to correct known errors in that edition.

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Параметр	Значение
ISBN	978-1-85326-488-7
Автор(ы)	Bronte A.
Автор	Bronte A.
Авторы	Bronte A.
Вес	0.29кг
Год издания	2001
Год публикации	2001
Издатель	Wordsworth Editions Limited
Кол-во страниц	432
Количество страниц	432
Обложка	мягкая обложка
Переплет	Мягкий
Переплёт	Мягкий
Раздел	Книги на английском языке
Размеры	125x195
Серия	WORDSWORTH Classics
Формат	125x195
Язык издания	Английский
Язык	Английский