Wuthering Heights

Jenny Hammock Dr. Neal English 123 March 16, 2001 Wuthering Heights: A Novel With No Certain Theme Over the years, Wuthering Heights has been analyzed and re-analyzed, and each analysis seems to come to a different understanding of the main theme of the novel. Critics have argued that the novel is geared toward Romantic themes; the emphasis on nature, the reference to a kindred spirit, and the theme of the wanderer (Heathcliff) all tend to validate this reference. …showed first 75 words of 1625 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1625 total…is the right interpretation. The beauty to Wuthering Heights is that there are so many details, which enable the reader to make their own assumptions about a true meaning to the work. Each time a critic analyzes the novel it seems to build on a previous elucidation. The uniqueness in which the story is told, and the fact that every detail counts effectively depicts a novel that is, and will forever be, open for interpretation.