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Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights has often been considered a Bildungsroman, or a novel of development, because it deals with the moral education, growth, and psychological development of its male protagonist, Heathcliff. Recently, while paying special attention to the development of strong female protagonists in the novel, feminist critics have considered the novel a female Bildungsroman. Through examining the elements of a Bildungsroman, discuss how the novel is focused on male experience. In what ways does the novel trace the development and education of Heathcliff from childhood to maturity? Simultaneously, in what ways does the novel also trace the growth and education of its female protagonists? How can the novel be considered a female Bildungsroman? Is the protagonist of this female Bildungsroman Catherine, the mother, or young Cathy? Why? Discuss and cite specific examples from the novel to support your argument.






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    I agree with the beginning of the comment from @JohnLawler; thoroughly read the book. But, since you're asked to write about specific aspects of the book (Bildungsroman about which characters?) and to provide evidence, I'd add that you should keep those aspects in mind while reading, and you should write down bits of evidence as you encounter them.

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the assignment question is -2



Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights has often been considered a Bildungsroman, or a novel of development, because it deals with the moral education, growth, and psychological development of its male protagonist, Heathcliff. Recently, while paying special attention to the development of strong female protagonists in the novel, feminist critics have considered the novel a female Bildungsroman. Through examining the elements of a Bildungsroman, discuss how the novel is focused on male experience. In what ways does the novel trace the development and education of Heathcliff from childhood to maturity? Simultaneously, in what ways does the novel also trace the growth and education of its female protagonists? How can the novel be considered a female Bildungsroman? Is the protagonist of this female Bildungsroman Catherine, the mother, or young Cathy? Why? Discuss and cite specific examples from the novel to support your argument.






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    – Lordology
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  • This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners. Also, as you're on an English Language site, you might makre to effort of writing your title with proper capitalisation!!

    – TrevorD
    10 hours ago






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    @TrevorD Even on ELL, "Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature" is off-topic.

    – Laurel
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    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because literature questions like these are off-topic.

    – Laurel
    10 hours ago






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    I agree with the beginning of the comment from @JohnLawler; thoroughly read the book. But, since you're asked to write about specific aspects of the book (Bildungsroman about which characters?) and to provide evidence, I'd add that you should keep those aspects in mind while reading, and you should write down bits of evidence as you encounter them.

    – Andreas Blass
    2 hours ago














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the assignment question is -2



Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights has often been considered a Bildungsroman, or a novel of development, because it deals with the moral education, growth, and psychological development of its male protagonist, Heathcliff. Recently, while paying special attention to the development of strong female protagonists in the novel, feminist critics have considered the novel a female Bildungsroman. Through examining the elements of a Bildungsroman, discuss how the novel is focused on male experience. In what ways does the novel trace the development and education of Heathcliff from childhood to maturity? Simultaneously, in what ways does the novel also trace the growth and education of its female protagonists? How can the novel be considered a female Bildungsroman? Is the protagonist of this female Bildungsroman Catherine, the mother, or young Cathy? Why? Discuss and cite specific examples from the novel to support your argument.






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the assignment question is -2



Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights has often been considered a Bildungsroman, or a novel of development, because it deals with the moral education, growth, and psychological development of its male protagonist, Heathcliff. Recently, while paying special attention to the development of strong female protagonists in the novel, feminist critics have considered the novel a female Bildungsroman. Through examining the elements of a Bildungsroman, discuss how the novel is focused on male experience. In what ways does the novel trace the development and education of Heathcliff from childhood to maturity? Simultaneously, in what ways does the novel also trace the growth and education of its female protagonists? How can the novel be considered a female Bildungsroman? Is the protagonist of this female Bildungsroman Catherine, the mother, or young Cathy? Why? Discuss and cite specific examples from the novel to support your argument.






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  • Hi user, welcome to EL&U. However, we don't answer this type of question here; it would be better suited to Literature Stack Exchange, our site for scholars and enthusiasts of Literature, I recommend you post your question there.

    – Lordology
    10 hours ago













  • This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners. Also, as you're on an English Language site, you might makre to effort of writing your title with proper capitalisation!!

    – TrevorD
    10 hours ago






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    @TrevorD Even on ELL, "Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature" is off-topic.

    – Laurel
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because literature questions like these are off-topic.

    – Laurel
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    I agree with the beginning of the comment from @JohnLawler; thoroughly read the book. But, since you're asked to write about specific aspects of the book (Bildungsroman about which characters?) and to provide evidence, I'd add that you should keep those aspects in mind while reading, and you should write down bits of evidence as you encounter them.

    – Andreas Blass
    2 hours ago



















  • Hi user, welcome to EL&U. However, we don't answer this type of question here; it would be better suited to Literature Stack Exchange, our site for scholars and enthusiasts of Literature, I recommend you post your question there.

    – Lordology
    10 hours ago













  • This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners. Also, as you're on an English Language site, you might makre to effort of writing your title with proper capitalisation!!

    – TrevorD
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    @TrevorD Even on ELL, "Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature" is off-topic.

    – Laurel
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because literature questions like these are off-topic.

    – Laurel
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    I agree with the beginning of the comment from @JohnLawler; thoroughly read the book. But, since you're asked to write about specific aspects of the book (Bildungsroman about which characters?) and to provide evidence, I'd add that you should keep those aspects in mind while reading, and you should write down bits of evidence as you encounter them.

    – Andreas Blass
    2 hours ago

















Hi user, welcome to EL&U. However, we don't answer this type of question here; it would be better suited to Literature Stack Exchange, our site for scholars and enthusiasts of Literature, I recommend you post your question there.

– Lordology
10 hours ago







Hi user, welcome to EL&U. However, we don't answer this type of question here; it would be better suited to Literature Stack Exchange, our site for scholars and enthusiasts of Literature, I recommend you post your question there.

– Lordology
10 hours ago















This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners. Also, as you're on an English Language site, you might makre to effort of writing your title with proper capitalisation!!

– TrevorD
10 hours ago





This Q. would be more appropriate on our sister site English Language Learners. Also, as you're on an English Language site, you might makre to effort of writing your title with proper capitalisation!!

– TrevorD
10 hours ago




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@TrevorD Even on ELL, "Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature" is off-topic.

– Laurel
10 hours ago





@TrevorD Even on ELL, "Criticism, discussion, and analysis of English literature" is off-topic.

– Laurel
10 hours ago




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1





I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because literature questions like these are off-topic.

– Laurel
10 hours ago





I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because literature questions like these are off-topic.

– Laurel
10 hours ago




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1





I agree with the beginning of the comment from @JohnLawler; thoroughly read the book. But, since you're asked to write about specific aspects of the book (Bildungsroman about which characters?) and to provide evidence, I'd add that you should keep those aspects in mind while reading, and you should write down bits of evidence as you encounter them.

– Andreas Blass
2 hours ago





I agree with the beginning of the comment from @JohnLawler; thoroughly read the book. But, since you're asked to write about specific aspects of the book (Bildungsroman about which characters?) and to provide evidence, I'd add that you should keep those aspects in mind while reading, and you should write down bits of evidence as you encounter them.

– Andreas Blass
2 hours ago










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