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1、屮南乂摩CENTRALSOUTHUNIVERSITY高等教育自学考试英语专业毕业论文题目论《呼啸山庄》中希斯克利夫的命运题目类别文学类学生姓名邓菊英考籍号010307104071单位或学校联系电话15914076647完成时间2012年4月ONTHEFATEOFHEATHCLIFFINWUTHERINGHEIGHTSbyLiShuangyun(010308200657)April2012HuNanForeignEconomicRelations&TradeCollege.ContentsAbstracti摘要iiIntroduction1Chapter1Generalin

2、formationandplotofthisNovel2Chapter2TheinfluencethatEmily'spersonalitiesbringtoHeathcliffsfate.5Chapter3HowdoesVictoriaperiodsocietyaffectshisfate.8Chapter4Howdoesenvironmentaffecthisfate.11Chapter5Catherine'sdisloyalty™-themaincauseofHeathcliffsfate5.1Catherine'slovetoHeathcliff145.2Heat

3、hcliffslovetoCatherine15Conclusion18Bibliography19AbstractWiththegreatworkWutheringHeightknowntomostpeopleandmadegreatdifferencetoliteratureworld,EmilyBronte,thewriterinTheVictorianPeriod,becamemoreandmorerenownedandsignificant.Herworksgotgreatattentionandnumerouscompliments.Onthebackgrou

4、ndofthewild,ThestrickenlovestoryWutheringHeight,whichisconcernedwithwriter'spersonalitiesandtheenvironmentinwhichshelives,isfamousforitsromantictragedy.AndtheprotagonistHeathcliffisthemainclueandtheshinningpartinthenovel.ForwearesoimpressivewiththetragedymainlycausedbythedeeploveFromtheMa

5、niacrebelliousfoundlingHeathcliff.Andallthesemadeuscan'thelpthinkingaboutallthecausesthatleadtohismiserablefate.Withpilesofinformation,itisnotdifficulttofindthatbesideshiscrazylovetoCatherine,hisownpersonalities,theenvironmentaroundhim,thewriter'spersonalitiesandthesocialbackgroundinwhich

6、thewriterlivedalsohavehugeimpactsonhisfate.Alltheimpactsconnect,interactandindispensable.NowJetmeaccountforthispointasfollows.Keywords:Heathclifffate,writer,environment,society,love・摘要随着英国文坛巨著《呼啸山庄》渐渐为人所知，并在文坛上奠定坚实的地位和深远的意义。身在维多利亚吋期的女作家艾米丽便成了不朽的风云人物，其作品也收到广泛的关注和数不胜数的评论。这部与她生活环境及性格息息相关的旷野上

7、震撼文坛的爱情故事《呼啸山庄》，美在它的浪漫主义悲剧性。而克里斯托弗便是这部剧的闪光点和重要线索。这个叛逆的，狂野不羁的弃儿由爱至恨的悲惨命运让人难以忘怀。这些使人不由地思索他命运的导火线。通过大量的资料，我们不难得出，除了他对凯瑟琳痴狂的爱，作者艾米丽的性格，时代面貌，他的性格及所处的环境也对悲惨命运的形成起到了举足轻重的作用。它们纵横想错，互相影响，缺一不可。下文笔者就会对此观点做详细的解释。关键词：希斯克利夫的命运，作者，环境，社会，爱。••IntroductionLiteraturenotonlygivesusalot