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Charlotte Bronte (Hardcover)
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Charlotte Bronte (Hardcover)
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The writings of Charlotte Bronte - a member of one of the great
literary families - have inspired, fascinated and moved readers
ever since their first publication in the mid-nineteenth century.
In this new study, Carl Plasa elaborates a series of textually
focused, historically grounded and theoretically informed analyses
of the full range of the author's texts. As well as providing
original readings of Bronte's four best known novels - The
Professor, Jane Eyre, Shirley and Villette - attention is given to
less familiar and critically neglected areas of Bronte's work, such
as the Ashanti narratives, the poetry and the Belgian essays of the
early 1840s. Charlotte Bronte's work has undergone a significant
reassessment from a postcolonial critical perspective in recent
years. By examining Bronte's textual production from its exuberant
and experimental beginnings to the formal complexity of Villette,
her last completed novel, Plasa offers what is the most
comprehensive exploration to date of the shifts in the writer's
engagement with the question of colonialism. In so doing, he brings
to light the subtle relationships of continuity and transformation
between the earlier and later stages of Bronte's literary career
and demonstrates the extent to which that career was sparked and
driven by her 'colonial imagination'.
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