Victorian Melodrama in the Twenty-First Century

Exploring the melodramatic elements in Charlotte Brontë's works, this study delves into how these impulses shape character development and narrative structure. It analyzes the emotional intensity and moral conflicts present in her storytelling, highlighting the interplay between personal struggles and societal expectations. By examining key themes such as passion, suffering, and redemption, the book offers a fresh perspective on Brontë's literary contributions and their impact on Victorian literature.