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1. www.oscarmondadori.it › libri › poesiePoesie - Emily Brontë, Anne Brontë, Charlotte Brontë - Oscar...

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   Emily Brontë. Thornton, Yorkshire, 1818 - Haworth, Yorkshire, 1848. Figlia di un ecclesiastico irlandese, crebbe tra le solitarie brughiere dello Yorkshire. Insieme alle sorelle Charlotte e Anne pubblicò una raccolta di poesie, ma è universalmente nota per il romanzo Cime tempestose (1847). Vai alla scheda autore. Anne Brontë. Vai alla ...

2. gallica.bnf.fr › blog › 15012020Anne Brontë : la recluse de Haworth | Le blog de Gallica

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   Patrick Branwell Brontë, Les Soeurs Brontë (Anne, Emily, Charlotte), huile sur toile, vers 1834 National portrait Gallery (Londres) L’enfance à Haworth. Née le 17 janvier 1820 à Haworth, un petit village isolé du Yorkshire, Anne Brontë a grandi auprès d’un père vicaire et d’une tante venue s’occuper des enfants après le décès de sa mère Maria en 1821.

3. www.studenti.it › sorelle-bronte-vita-e-opere-di-charlotteSorelle Brontë: vita e opere di Charlotte, Emily e Anne Brontë

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   4 giorni fa · Le sorelle Brontë, Charlotte (1816-1855), Emily (1818-1848) e Anne (1820-1849), erano le figlie del pastore anglicano di origini irlandesi, Patrick Brunty, un uomo estroso e amante della cultura ...

4. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Charlotte_BrontëCharlotte Brontë - Wikipedia

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   Charlotte, Emily, Anne Brontë, Un così forte desiderio di ali, traduzione di Franca Gollini, Tufani, Ferrara, 1997. Selezione di carteggio epistole tra le sorelle Brontë. Emily, Charlotte e Anne Brontë, Lettere Inedite, a cura e per la traduzione di Erminia Passannanti, Ripostes, 2000. Volume antologico.

5. www.radiofrance.fr › franceculture › podcastsDans la famille Brontë, je demande Anne, la sœur la moins connue

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   11 apr 2023 · On peut lire les oeuvres d’Anne Brontë aux éditions Classiques Hugo Poche (d’après la traduction française de Ch. Romey et A. Rolet de 1859) On peut aussi lire Anne Brontë dans la Bibliothèque de la Pléiade : Agnes Grey (dans la traduction de Dominique Jean) et La Locataire de Wildfell Hall (dans la traduction d’Annie Regourd)

6. bibliolifestyle.com › bronte-sistersThe Brontë Sisters: Ranking Their Best Novels and Where to Begin

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   19 apr 2024 · The Brontë sisters, namely Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë, were three of the most influential women writers of the 19th century. Born in the early 1800s in Yorkshire, England, they overcame personal tragedy and societal limitations to pen some of the most enduring novels in English literature. Charlotte, the eldest, is best known for ...

7. www.bronte.org.uk › family-and-friends › anne-bronteAnne Brontë | Bronte Parsonage Museum

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   Anne was the youngest of the six Brontë children, and only 20 months old when her mother died in September 1821. Her mother's elder sister Elizabeth Branwell took over management of the family, and the baby Anne was was put to sleep in Aunt Branwell’s room, where she remained sleeping for much of her childhood. She was to become Aunt ...