**This class is in-person only. There is no virtual component. Participants must be age 21+
This discussion is $25, which includes one drink, along with lecture and discussion.
Instructor: Lindsey Andrews | One-Day | Wednesday | February 25 | 7:00-9:00 PM | 719 N Mangum St, Durham, NC
Ready to dish about Wuthering Heights? Watch the movie, and read an excerpt or the entire novel in advance, then join us to discuss! We’ll share what scholars have had to say about the most debated aspects of the novel, from Heathcliff’s origin and race to Nelly’s unreliable narration to Cathy’s gender bending. We’ll get a handle on some now-canonical analyses of the novel as a critique of both colonialism and Byronic masculinity. And then we’ll dive into what we think about Emerald Fennell’s new interpretation. Does it maintain anything from the original? Is it a betrayal of the novel or the interpretation we need for this current pop-culture moment?
Registration includes one drink and guided discussion in small and large groups.
You are encouraged to read at least the first 3 chapters of the novel in advance, or the entire thing! https://www.gutenberg.org/files/768/768-h/768-h.htm
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This class will take place in person in Durham. Night School requires that students refrain from attending in-person classes when sick. For more on our class policies, see our FAQ. Instructors will also follow this policy. If your instructor is sick, class may be moved to online for a session or rescheduled to the week following the final scheduled session at the instructor’s discretion.
**This class is in-person only. There is no virtual component. Participants must be age 21+
This discussion is $25, which includes one drink, along with lecture and discussion.
Instructor: Lindsey Andrews | One-Day | Wednesday | February 25 | 7:00-9:00 PM | 719 N Mangum St, Durham, NC
Ready to dish about Wuthering Heights? Watch the movie, and read an excerpt or the entire novel in advance, then join us to discuss! We’ll share what scholars have had to say about the most debated aspects of the novel, from Heathcliff’s origin and race to Nelly’s unreliable narration to Cathy’s gender bending. We’ll get a handle on some now-canonical analyses of the novel as a critique of both colonialism and Byronic masculinity. And then we’ll dive into what we think about Emerald Fennell’s new interpretation. Does it maintain anything from the original? Is it a betrayal of the novel or the interpretation we need for this current pop-culture moment?
Registration includes one drink and guided discussion in small and large groups.
You are encouraged to read at least the first 3 chapters of the novel in advance, or the entire thing! https://www.gutenberg.org/files/768/768-h/768-h.htm
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This class will take place in person in Durham. Night School requires that students refrain from attending in-person classes when sick. For more on our class policies, see our FAQ. Instructors will also follow this policy. If your instructor is sick, class may be moved to online for a session or rescheduled to the week following the final scheduled session at the instructor’s discretion.
