Welcome back to The Invisible College, my series of literature courses for paid subscribers. The introduction to and schedule for the 2026 season is here. The 2024 and 2025 archives are here. This episode, of which the first 15 minutes are free, is about Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. We discuss the collective biography of the Brontë family up until Emily and Anne’s death, then we consider the novel’s beginning in the mode of Gothic romance and ending in that of domestic realism, its intricate structure and nested narrators, the combination of social and metaphysical meanings the narrative may hold, Brontë’s dialogue with the Romantic tradition and with Milton, interpretations of the novel offered by prominent critics (Terry Eagleton, Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar, Nancy Armstrong, Camille Paglia), and more. Please also like, share, comment, and subscribe! The slideshow corresponding to the episode can be downloaded behind the paywall:
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