英语学年论文 《呼啸山庄》中的爱与恨

2023年12月31日发(作者：真如寺)

英语学年论文 《呼啸山庄》中的爱与恨

本文探讨了___的小说《呼啸山庄》中关于爱情与人性与文化的碰撞。人性是非常复杂的，因此这部小说具有令人难以忘怀的情节。小说揭示了人性的复杂性和深度，因为它涉及到爱和怨恨，同时人性也影响了当时的社会文化。本文探讨了人性与文化之间的碰撞所产生的爱与仇恨，试图通过人性和文化来阐述___和___之间永恒的爱情以及如何面对他们的爱情。在社会文化的影响下，当爱变成仇恨时，仇恨扭曲了人性。因此，人性的爱情在文化中成为了一场悲剧。因为他们错过了爱的美好时光，当人性再次出现时，一切都已经太晚了。

关键词：人性，文化，爱情，复仇。

n

Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" explores the theme of

love and the conflict een human nature and social n。making the

novel ___ and depth of human nature。which is influenced by

both love and hate。and how social n affects it。The article

explores the conflict een human nature and n in the novel。and

how Catherine and Heathcliff face their love under the ___ social

n。it distorts ___.

___ ___

Love is the main theme of "___." It is a complex ___'s love is

the most prominent example of this。Their love is nate and inten。but it is also destructive。The novel shows how love can turn into

hate。and how hate can consume a person's soul.

___ Two Main Characters’ Human Nature

___'s ___'s nature is shaped by his upbringing and his ___

flawed and make mistakes。but they are also capable of great love

and sacrifice.

___

The social culture of the time in which "Wuthering Heights"

is t was ___。Social class and status were everything。and

people were expected to conform to their roles in society。This

social structure often conflicted with human nature。___.

___ Time

The social culture of the time was ___ bad on their social

status。and any n from the norms was met with scorn and

ridicule。This led to a stifling of human nature。as people were

___.

___ Corner。Social ___

The social culture of the time was so pervasive that it left little

room for human ___ ns and desires were en as weakness。and

people were expected to be nal and logical at all times。This led to

a n of human nature。___.

Catherine’s Love Under the Social Culture

Catherine's love for Heathcliff is a prime example of how

social culture can affect human nature。Catherine is torn een her

love for Heathcliff and her desire for social status。She ___ social

status over love。which leads to tragic conquences.

___ Reasons for Deep Love

___'s love is deep and nate。They have a n that goes beyond

social status and ___ love is bad on a deep understanding of each

other's true lves.

Social ___’s Love

Despite their deep love。Catherine ___。a man of higher

social status。in order to cure her own place in ___。___.

___

Heathcliff's love for Catherine is bad on his true nature。but his hate is a product of social ___ desire for revenge。which

___.

___’s Love for Catherine Caus by Nature and It Is ___

Undying

Heathcliff's love for Catherine is bad on his true nature。and it is ___ do anything for her。even if it means sacrificing his

own happiness.

___

___ is a product of social ___ desire for revenge。which is

fueled by the rigid social structure of the time.

___ Himlf

___ is torn een his love for Catherine and his ___ ___。___.

___ Primitive Pleasure

Heathcliff's love for Catherine is bad on his true nature。but his ___ revenge。leading to a tragic end.

n

Wuthering Heights" ___ n。The novel shows how love can

turn into hate。and how social culture can suppress ___'s love is a

prime example of this conflict。as they are torn een their true

lves and the ___。their love is destroyed by social culture。leading to a tragic end.

In Emily ___。the central theme is love。The novel portrays

a love that is inten。unyielding。and all-___。this love is not

without its flaws。The two main characters。Catherine and

Heathcliff。share a love that is both ___ culture。___ undying。

cultural norms ___ their love。leading to ___'s hate。it is still

rooted in his love for Catherine.

___

III。n

1.1 ___

Emily ___ love。depicting an all-___。this love is not

without ___ the inten and deeply ingrained love een the two

main characters。___。While their love is ___ culture。it is ___

norms。___。___ Catherine.

1.2 The Human Nature of Catherine and Heathcliff

___ inten。unyielding。and deeply ingrained。but it is

also ___ undying。but cultural norms ___ it。___'s hate。it is still

rooted in his love for Catherine。The novel portrays the

complexities of human nature and how it can both create and

destroy love.

In Emily Bronte's novel。the two main characters posss a

___。truculence。frankness。firmness。and a flush of ntiment。___ inten。and their ___。their love is powerful。as described

in the quote。"Unchanged as the mount。___" (songp7)。Thus。___.

During the time d depicted in the novel。there ___.

During the Victorian era。___ on their social status and ___

hierarchy。___ estates and having rvants。they were still

considered to be of a lower social ___。the Lintons had a firmer

grip on their status as gentry。Catherine。a character in the novel。aspired to marry Edgar so that she could ___ on social status and

culture during this time d.

___ with their own success that they neglected the well-being

of others。This ___。

Overall。___ d was ___。such as the Earnshaws and the

Lintons。___。it is important to recognize that this was a product

of the time d and not a n of inherent ___.

a business n。using it as a means to gain wealth and status。This shows that Catherine is torn een her love for Heathcliff and

her desire for social acceptance.

Catherine's love for Heathcliff is nate and inten。___。she

is also aware of the ___ upon her and the need to conform to them。This conflict caus her to make a tragic n。choosing wealth and

status over true love.

When Catherine returns from Thrushcross Grange。___。She longs to be with him。but is also aware of the differences een

them。such as their social status and the state of ___.

In the end。Catherine'___ one。driven by her desire for

wealth and social status。Despite her deep love for Heathcliff。she ___。___ of tho around us.

___。___。the man she truly loves。or marrying Edgar

Linton。a man of higher social status。Catherine knows that if

she marries Heathcliff。she will be ced to a life of poverty。

However。she also realizes that without Heathcliff。she cannot

truly live。In the end。the harsh ______.

___ in the novel are divided by their social class。with the

___ this。the novel shows that love and n ___ barriers。For

example。Catherine and Heathcliff's love for each other is not

diminished by their difference in social status。and their ___。the

novel suggests that while social ___。it is ___.

and the ___.

Catherine's love for Heathcliff was strong。but her desire for

material gain and the culture of the bourgeoisie led her to betray

him。However。her betrayal was not complete。as she still held

strong feelings for him even without property or status。As she

said。"It would ___ now。but becau he is more mylf than I

am." (Gao p102) Despite societal pressures。___。She compared

it to the eternal rocks beneath。a source of little ___ to her being。(Gao p105) Unfortunately。___.

For the next ven years。Catherine lived only in the past。___。societal pressures won out over her humanity。She was

never truly happy ___。Catherine was torn een her wild ___ and

the pressure to ___.

However。___。___.

4.2 ___。Catherine cannot deny her strong ___ their n as “an

eternal。unchangeable n” (Bronte。p。81)。___.

4.3 However。___ for the wild and free life she shared with

___.

4.4 ___。while her love for Edgar is bad on ___。In the

end。Catherine realizes the true depth of her love for ___.

4.5 ___ of their love。as she ___。“Let me in —Let me in!”

(Bronte。p。28)。is a poignant reminder of the power of love that

___.

purely through his ns and ns。rather than through words。___。___.

___ and Catherine share a deep n that is rooted in their love

for the moors。They both find solace and freedom in running

around on the open land。However。while Catherine’s love for

the moors is tied to her desire for social status and wealth。Heathcliff’s love is ___.

___。Heathcliff’s love for Catherine is put to the test when he

hears ___ from her room。His inten ___ as he rushes to her side。desperate to ___。Heathcliff cannot help but plead with her to

return to him。His love is so strong that it borders on n。and he is

willing to do anything to be with her once more.

Overall。___ obstacles。___ to her until the very end。While his love may be ___ destructive at times。it is ___ of the

human spirit and the power of true love.

matter how much they try to deny it.

The ___ social ns。___ es a so-called "genteel man," ___。their love is natural。primitive。inner。___ be parated。___ to

deny it。

Overall。___'s desire for social status caus her to make

choices that go against her true feelings。leading to the downfall

of their nship。Despite this。their love is powerful and transcends

societal barriers。as their ___.