Emily Bronte

1988192 pages
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"In examining the ways in which Emily Brontë achieved her radical effects, Stevie Davies here reveals that at the heart of Brontë's endeavor there resides an intransigent language of childhood, which enabled her not only to subvert gender distinctions but to create unique fictional worlds in a language of extraordinary power."--Publisher's description.
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