Wuthering Heights: Home, Hearth, Heath, Earth, Heart

Emily Brontë's classic novel Wuthering Heights is generally considered a romantic portrayal of undying love. Yet, when first published most readers were appalled by its transgressive nature, "unfeminine" characters and insinuations of taboo topics.
In this session we will discuss the historical and social context in which the novel was written and some of those transgressive features that continue to make it a hugely enjoyable and wild ride to read.

This session will be led by Aurora.

Bring wine/beer/drinks/food/snacks/whatever to share.

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Press the buzzer marked Semi sotano 2 to be let in. It's down the stairs, first door on the right.

Image: The Nightmare, oil painting, Henry Fuseli, 1781.