(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-1) BACKGROUND TO WUTHERING HEIGHTS

(MEG-201) (Block- III) Wuthering Heights by ‘Emily Bronte’

(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-1) BACKGROUND TO WUTHERING HEIGHTS

• Assessment Point
• March 22, 2023

Please attempt all the following questions. These will help you to consolidate all the information and ideas that you have encountered in th...

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(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-2) THE PROBLEM OF NARRATIVE

(MEG-201) (Block- III) Wuthering Heights by ‘Emily Bronte’

(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-2) THE PROBLEM OF NARRATIVE

• Assessment Point
• March 22, 2023

1. Do you think Nelly is a reliable narrator? Can narrators be reliable? Discuss. Nelly Dean, the housekeeper at Thrushcross Grange, is one ...

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(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-3) GIFT OF GOD’: HEATHCLIFF

(MEG-201) (Block- III) Wuthering Heights by ‘Emily Bronte’

(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-3) GIFT OF GOD’: HEATHCLIFF

• Assessment Point
• March 22, 2023

1. What is the significance of Heathcliff’s dark complexion? What similarities can you draw between Heathcliff and Othello? Can you think of...

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(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-4) ‘YOU LOOK LIKE A LADY NOW’: SIGNIFICANCE OF CATHERINE

(MEG-201) (Block- III) Wuthering Heights by ‘Emily Bronte’

(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-4) ‘YOU LOOK LIKE A LADY NOW’: SIGNIFICANCE OF CATHERINE

• Assessment Point
• March 22, 2023

1. What is the significance of Hindley's remark that his sister looks like a ’lady"? Is ’lady' the same as 'memsaab'? I...

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(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-5) WUTHERING HEIGHTS: ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS LATER

(MEG-201) (Block- III) Wuthering Heights by ‘Emily Bronte’

(BLOCK-3) (UNIT-5) WUTHERING HEIGHTS: ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS LATER

• Assessment Point
• March 22, 2023

1. Why do you think nineteenth century critics were engaged in locating a central moral or message in the novel? Nineteenth-century literary...

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