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摘要《呼啸山庄》是一个悲惨的爱情故事。作者通过各种情节再现了希斯克利夫和凯瑟琳的情感画卷。这部小说的情节结构与西斯克利夫和凯瑟琳的爱与恨相互交织，衍生出人类复仇心理的阴暗和扭曲。《呼啸山庄》是英国作家艾米丽勃朗特的代表作，在这部小说中，作者向读者展现了希斯克利夫和凯瑟琳的爱情主题的复仇故事。无论是在近代文坛还是在艺术的层次，这部小说都显示出非凡的创造力。在真实的反应现实生活的同时，表现出了浓厚强烈的浪漫主义色彩。整个文章充满了强烈的反压迫以及追求自由的斗争精神。同时又始终笼罩在诡异的、强烈的、浪漫的艺术氛围内，给读者以极大的心灵震撼。即使在今天，它仍然以其青春的魅力光芒，吸引着读者内心世界的疯狂与波澜。文章是希斯克利夫和凯瑟琳爱恨交织的赞歌，也是主人公复仇的痛苦的咆哮。而作者对人性的探索，不仅表现在主人公的人生过程中，而且还升华到了主人公的心灵世界中。24662
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Abstract
Wuthering Heights is a tragic love story. The author spares no efforts to mold Heathcliff’s and Catherine’s images of characters. The plot structure of the novel is in accordance with Heathcliff’s and Catherine’s love, hate, revenge and the recovery and expansion of humanity. Wuthering Heights is the only novel of the British writer, Emily Bronte. In this novel, the author tells the reader the love-themed revenge story about Heathcliff and Catherine. Both in terms of the thematic structure and the idea of art, this novel has shown extraordinary originality. Fiction exhibited a strong romanticism by the description of the real reaction in real life. The whole article is full of strong anti-oppression, seeking spiritual freedom, and always shrouded in bizarre, intense, romantic and artistic atmosphere. Even today it is still glowing with its youthful charm, what a unique atmosphere does it have that attracts readers to frenzy? It is the intertwined hymn of Heathcliff’s and Catherine’s love and hate; it is the sick revenge roared with pain; it is the author who describes a deep understanding of the wilderness. This novel explored a new contemporary narrative style which is creating a new situation.
Key words: Wuthering Heights; Love and Hate; Heathcliff; Humanity
Contents
摘 要...i
Abstract...ii
I．Introduction...1
II. Analysis of the themes in Wuthering Heights...3
2.1 Social Background .3
2.2 Analysis of hate topics....4
2.2.1 The cold darkness of Wuthering Heights.....4
2.2.2 Heath's revenge......5
2.3 Analysis of the theme of love.......6
2.3.1 crowd pursuit of love ... ......6
2.3.2 Love between Catherine and Heath..6
2.3.3 Heath yearning of humanity...7
2.4 Light in the wilderness of humanity...........8
III．Hero Character Analysis 9
3.1 Human beings’ greatest love accomplish humanity...9
3.2 Old Earnshaw give affection.10
3.3Unfailing love with Catherine.......10
Ⅳ. Entanglement of love and hate to destroy humanity.11
4.1 Entanglement of love.11
4.1.1 Hindley abuse ...11
4.1.2 Catherine's betrayal......12
4.2 Human tragedies.....12
4.2.1 Revenge on Hindley 13
4.2.2 Revenge on Linton ..13
4.2.3 Revenge on the next generation.....13
V. Recovery of humanity 14
5.1 Because of love....15
5.2 Freedom of spirit ....15
5.3 The fate of the soul.16
VI.Conclusion..16
Bibliography.17
Acknowledgments....18
An Analysis on the Theme of Wuthering Heights
I. Introduction
Wuthering Heights is a novel by Emily Bronte, written between October 1845 and June 1846[1], and was published in 1847 under the pseudonym of Ellis Bell. The novel depicts a story in the Rolling Hills in northern England, where there is a small secluded Wuthering Heights. Earnshaw, the owner of Wuthering Heights, adopted an outcast one day from the streets and named him Heathcliff. He let him live with his son and daughter Catherine Hindley. From morning to evening, Heathcliff and Catherine usually stayed together. As a result, they soon fell in love. However, Hindley is an abomination to him. After old Earnshaw's death, Hindley became the host, besides prohibiting contact between Catherine and Heathcliff; he even took all ways to abuse and insult Heathcliff. That intensified Heathcliff’s hatred for him, but also deepened his love for Catherine. One day, Heathcliff and Catherine went out, and recognized the neighboring small Thrush Grange’s Master Edgar Linton. This seemingly gentle and rich kid fell in love with Catherine, and proposed to her. Naive Catherine agreed to marry Linton, taking advantage of his family's wealth to help her brother escape persecution of Heathcliff. After knowing the marriage of Catherine and Edgar Linton, Heathcliff ran away with angry.