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This literary resource offers an in-depth, critical exploration of Heathcliff, the enigmatic central figure in Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. Ideal for A-Level English Literature, this essay provides a detailed examination of Heathcliff’s complex identity through thematic, stylistic, and theoretical lenses.

Key Features:

• Full analytical breakdown of Heathcliff as outsider, Byronic hero, Gothic villain, and supernatural force;
• Integration of key quotations with detailed, academic-level commentary;
• Examination of relevant critical perspectives including:
  Marxist theory (Terry Eagleton);
  Postcolonial criticism (Gayatri Spivak);
  Psychoanalysis (Freud and Lacan);
  Feminist theory (Gilbert & Gubar, Nancy Armstrong);
  Cultural materialism (Catherine Gallagher);
• Perfect for students preparing essays, coursework, or extended projects;
• Rich in literary theory and contextual insight.

Perfect for:

• AQA, OCR, Edexcel A-Level English Literature
• Independent learning and essay planning

This is a scholarly, challenging resource that invites students to consider Heathcliff not just as a character, but as a site of profound ideological tension and literary innovation.