Tag: anne bronte

• Anne Brontë and How She Taught Me to be a Better Feminist, Vegan, and Overall Advocate

  

  Anne Bronte taught me how to be a good person. It sounds bizarre. After all, what could a 21st-century woman learn from a 19th-century author? But it’s true. And the answer to that question? A lot. In 2015, I was in my sophomore year of college. At the time, I was taking a course all […]

  Tessa

  January 17, 2020

  Literature

  19th century literature, agnes grey, animal rights, anne bronte, anne200, british literature, classic literature, feminism, the tenant of wildfell hall, vegan, veganism, victorian literature

• Anne Brontë and Me: The Literary Love I Once Rejected

  

  At 17 years old, I found the literary love of my life. Unfortunately, at 17 years old, I rejected her. During my junior year of high school, I took AP Literature, a course that helped me find my purpose of sorts in life. It was that year that I truly fell for the written word, […]

  Tessa

  February 26, 2018

  Literature

  19th century literature, anne bronte, books, british literature, college, english, english major, Literature, school, victorian literature