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The Writings of Ellis Bell,e was, so too her work resists definition and categorisation. Nevertheless, in this chapter I shall attempt to suggest some recurring themes and preoccupations in Bront?’s writings, and to explore the relationship of her work to contemporary writing by both men and women.

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Death Dreams and Prison Songs, poem in the Gondal Notebook, ‘There shines the moon at noon of night’ (H 9, 33) introduces many of her recurring concerns. Like so many of Emily Bront?’s poems these lines have a night-time setting; the darkness of the night and the isolation of the setting mirrors the isolation of the speaker (A.G

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Changing the Names: the Two Catherines, rebellion, recording and speaking out against the domestic tyranny of Hindley and the religious tyranny of Joseph. It is also quite literally a marginal text, scrawled in the margins and on the fly-sheets of her well-used library. The childish scribblings arouse in Lockwood an ‘immediate interest f

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Nelly Dean: Memoirs of a Survivor, voice of the enclosed, inner, and retrospective narrative. Many recent critics. have noted that this narratorial division of labour replicates that of the culture in which the novel was produced. Like nineteenth-century society, the narrative voices of . are divided into ‘separate spheres’. The out

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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 Bront?’s writings, and to explore the relationship of her work to contemporary writing by both men and women.