Villette

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Villette is a psychological novel by Charlotte Brontë that follows the emotionally complex journey of Lucy Snowe as she seeks independence and identity while teaching at a girls’ school in a fictional Belgian town.

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Villette canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
psychological novel
author Charlotte Brontë
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
employerOfProtagonist Madame Beck
explores inner emotional life of the heroine
firstPublicationYear 1853
followedBy the Professor
surface form: The Professor
hasAdaptation television adaptation
hasCharacter Dr. John Graham Bretton
Ginevra Fanshawe
Lucy Snowe
M. Paul Emanuel
Madame Beck
hasLiteraryForm prose
hasReligiousConflict Protestantism vs Catholicism
hasSubgenre autobiographical fiction
hasTitleCharacter Lucy Snowe
influencedBy Charlotte Brontë's experiences in Brussels
language English
literaryGenre Gothic fiction
bildungsroman
psychological fiction
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
mainCharacter Dr. John Graham Bretton
Ginevra Fanshawe
Lucy Snowe
M. Paul Emanuel
Madame Beck
narrativePointOfView first-person
narrator Lucy Snowe
originalMedium print
precededBy Shirley
protagonist Lucy Snowe
protagonistOccupation teacher
publisher Smith, Elder & Co.
publisherLocation London, England
surface form: London
schoolType girls' school
setInInstitution boarding school
setting fictional town of Villette
settingCountry Belgium
targetAudience adult readers
theme female independence
identity
isolation
psychological realism
religion
unrequited love

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Charlotte Brontë notableWork Villette
Shirley followedBy Villette
Currer Bell notableWork Villette
Haworth Parsonage, Haworth, Yorkshire notableWorkCreatedHere Villette
subject surface form: Haworth Parsonage