Wuthering Heights is a disgusting film, but is it a love story?

Every generation rediscovers Emily Brontë’s novel, and every generation seems convinced it finally understands it.

18 Feb, 11:41 — 18 Feb, 13:19

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The articles diverge significantly in their focus, with El Pais discussing a specific polarizing film adaptation of "Wuthering Heights" and its reception, while New Statesman addresses the enduring question of whether the original novel is a love story and its generational rediscovery. While both acknowledge the central question about "Wuthering Heights" as a love story, their primary subjects differ.

What sources agree on

"Wuthering Heights" is a subject of ongoing discussion regarding its nature as a love story.
The work is considered complex or controversial.

Where they diverge

The specific work being discussed

EL PAIS

This outlet focuses on a recent film adaptation by Emerald Fennell, starring Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie, and its polarizing reception.

New Statesman

This outlet discusses Emily Brontë’s novel and its reinterpretation by every generation.

Notable gaps

Specific details about Emerald Fennell’s film adaptation, including its director, actors, and critical reception.

Covered by elpais · Not in new-statesman

The concept of every generation rediscovering and interpreting Emily Brontë’s novel.

Covered by new-statesman · Not in elpais

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New Statesman18 Feb, 11:41First to report