Visaka Sriram·Jun 12Wuthering Heights And The Rise And Fall Of Generational DarknessWuthering Heights is the Earnshaw family’s ancestral estate — an old, dark, blemished facade entrenched in the unpredictability of the…
Steph Suh·May 24I Read Emily Brontë at My Dying Mother’s Bedside. She Understood Something I Could Not Say.It was time to visit Mom at the hospital, and I needed something to read that could divert the dark cloud over my head into the labyrinth…
Grace Lapointe·May 19“Wuthering Heights”: What the Hell Did I Just Watch?!Content note: this blog post, and the film, are appropriate for age 18+. This post discusses racism, sex, abuse, objectification, and…
Oluwhitney·Mar 11You Loved Me FirstThey will ask me when I first knew I was in love with you. I will sigh and say I don’t know. You loved me first. You noticed me first.A response icon1A response icon1
Speak Knowledge Media Group·Mar 2Racialized Outsiders: Othello and Heathcliff as Black Men in a “White” WorldA Decolonial Literary Analysis of Prejudice, Desire, Revenge, and Kinship
Ashley Tien·Feb 26Mortal Dyads: Why Rhett and Scarlett Remain Human Besides Catherine and Heathcliff (Part 2)The Difference Between Destruction and Collapse
Esma B. Irmak·Feb 18Confessions of a Wuthering Heights PuristI went into this film ready to roll my eyes…
Simon Gonzalez·Feb 15In Defense of “Wuthering Heights”This Valentine’s, roses are accompanied by moorish passion as Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” hits theaters with a slimy splat; and…A response icon1A response icon1
