THE STYLE AND NARRATIVE ART IN THE WORKS OF EMILY BRONTE
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Key words: critical analysis, narrative art, central method, traditional conventions, unfriendly characters, novelsAbstract
Abstract: This paper examines the unique style and narrative art present in the works of Emily Bronte, focusing on her most famous novel, ''Wuthering Heights''. Through close analysis of Bronte's use of language, symbolism, and narrative techniques, this study seeks to uncover the underlying themes and complexities of her writing. By exploring Bronte's innovative storytelling methods and the ways in which she challenges traditional literary conventions, this paper aims to shed light on the enduring impact of her work on the literary world.
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