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Título : Wuthering Heights Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Emily Brontë Editorial: New York : Pocket books Fecha de publicación: 1941 Colección: Pocket Books Now Ready Número de páginas: 362 p Clasificación: Literatura :Literatura inglesa Etiquetas: Literatura inglesa Novela Historia de amor Clasificación: 820=111 Literatura inglesa en inglés Resumen: Emily Brontë was primarily a poet (Matthew Arnold said of her "for passion, vehemence and grief she had no equal since Byron"). Yet her lasting fame is built on her first and only novel, Wuthering Heights, written but a year before her death, at 29.
Wuthering Heights is a powerful story in the tra-dition of Dracula and Frankenstein. Its background is the rugged moorlands of the north of England, and her characters are strange mixtures of savagery and gentleness. It has been well described as "the strangest love story ever told."Link: ./index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=42524 Wuthering Heights [texto impreso] / Emily Brontë . - New York : Pocket books, 1941 . - 362 p. - (Pocket Books Now Ready) .
Clasificación: Literatura :Literatura inglesa Etiquetas: Literatura inglesa Novela Historia de amor Clasificación: 820=111 Literatura inglesa en inglés Resumen: Emily Brontë was primarily a poet (Matthew Arnold said of her "for passion, vehemence and grief she had no equal since Byron"). Yet her lasting fame is built on her first and only novel, Wuthering Heights, written but a year before her death, at 29.
Wuthering Heights is a powerful story in the tra-dition of Dracula and Frankenstein. Its background is the rugged moorlands of the north of England, and her characters are strange mixtures of savagery and gentleness. It has been well described as "the strangest love story ever told."Link: ./index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=42524 Ejemplares (1)
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