Shirley: the professor
Publication details: New York: Everyman's Library & Alfred A. Knopf, 2008.Description: xxviii, 922p.: hbk.: 21cmISBN:- 9780307268211
- 823.8 BRO
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823.7 SHE Frankenstein: annotated for scientists, engineers, and creators of all kinds | 823.7 SHE Frankenstein or the modern prometheus: the revised 1831 edition | 823.7 WOO Mrs. Dalloway | 823.8 BRO Shirley: the professor | 823.8 HAR Far from the madding crowd | 823.8 HAR Return of the native | 823.8 STE Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
Written before Jane Eyre but not published until 1857, The Professor draws on Charlotte Brontë’s own experience in Brussels to tell a tender and sometimes gently comic story of the love between a young English teacher and one of his students. The relationship of master and pupil also features in Shirley, a much more ambitious novel set among the Yorkshire dales, in which social unrest during the Napoleonic wars provides a background for the love between heiress Shirley Keeldar and her former tutor. Though linked by themes found also in Villette and Jane Eyre – love, class, female emancipation – these two very different books illustrate a range of experience which may surprise readers only familiar with those more famous novels.
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