With... Ramlah Qureshi
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Sam and Sassy chat to Visitor Experience Assistant Ramlah Qureshi. We'll
chat all things paints, portraits and Doctor Who with our fantastic
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At the core of this book is what Gordon refers to as “an alternative to power”. The Brontë sisters were criticised as “brutal, unwomanly” for exposing domestic violence in their novels, she points out. “This speaks right to this time when there is a tsunami of public opinion sweeping everywhere with the #MeToo campaign.” The challenge of silence surrounding victims of power persists.Wielki Buk does a video review of Jane Eyre in Polish. The Brontës, Robbie Burns, Scott and Scotland' on AnneBrontë.org. Yesterday The Guardian had an article on Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights turning 40.
Gordon quotes the young Jane Eyre: “Speak, I must.” (Karina M. Szczurek)
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