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Does Anyone Else Just Randomly Smell Book Pages? Me Personally, I Like It. Its Almost As Magical As The

does anyone else just randomly smell book pages? me personally, i like it. it’s almost as magical as the book itself. the thicker the aroma, the more memories it holds - an infinite vessel

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4 years ago
What Do You Need?
What Do You Need?

What do you need?

- A study space like these.


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4 years ago

even netflix itself seems to think wuthering heights and bridgerton are related


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4 years ago

The difficulties of interpreting Wuthering Heights and the superabundance of possible (and actual) interpretations do not mean that the reader is free to make the novel mean anything he wants to make it mean. The fact that no demonstrable definitive meaning or principle of meaningfulness can be identified does not make it a free-for-all. Each good reader of Wuthering Heights is subject to the text, coerced by it. The best readings are those, like Charlotte Bronte’s, which, in spite of themselves, repeat the text’s failure to satisfy the mind’s desire for logical order with a demonstrable base. The oscillation, bewilderment, or experience of an alogical richness which cannot be mastered is the fundamental bearer of meaning in this work - fundamental, that is, in its lack of fundament.

Wuthering Heights and the Ellipses of Interpretation by J. Hillis Miller


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