Abstract In Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte， based on love， on the other side， demonstrates the collision between humanity and The humanity is very Accordingly， this novel has the haunting This novel reveals the humanity’s complexity and profundity， because it implies the love and resentment， furthermore， the humanity has impacted on the temporal social This paper explores the love and hate ——producing from the collision between humanity and And try to illustrate the undying love between Catherine and Heathcliff through humanity and culture and how to face their Under the social culture， when love turns to hate ， hate twists Thereby， humanity’s love is as tragedy through Because they missed the beautiful time for love ，when humanity arises Key words: Humanity Culture Love Revenge Humanity ? Culture ?——Wuthering Heighets’love Introduction In Wuthering Heights， the topic is love， deduces us a world-shaking undying They are not only have the lingering love， but also a deeply ingrained hate between Catherine and Heathcliff’s love has both humanity and social culture and which bind with The humanity has made their love unchanged and undying， but culture destroys this love， and causes hate， Catherine betrays Therefore Heathcliff’s hate is quite incisive and vivid， but still comes back to the In the novel by Emily Bronte， the two main characters have the natural style and primitive nature—— naivete， truculence， frankness， firmness， a flush of sentiment， behavior is They love very desperately， they hate is regardless of As a result， the characters’ love quite strong， shaking- “Unchanged as the mount， ferocity as the lighting” (song p7)Hence， Wuthering Heights becomes the most magnificent love epic in the The social culture and humanity In the nineteenth century， the Victorian period the nobleman is enormously proud of their success， full of the temporal rank Status is first， money is G People’s spirits suffer from the intense Humanity is twisted without The Earnshows hold a precarious place within the Although the gentry， possessed servants and often large estates， they nonetheless hold a fragile social The Lintons are relatively firm in their gentry’s status， but the Earnshows are on much shakier ground Catherine wants to marry Edgar so that she will be “the greatest woman of the neighborhood” Above all， this is the social culture and humanity on that But Catherine and Heathcliff‘s character is governed by their passions， not by reflection or ideals of Also the house where they live comes to symbolize the humanity， but Thrushcross Grange represents culture， convention， When Catherine left for Thrushcross Grange the first time， she has impacted on this culture and finds herself deeply attracted by Therefore， for love her heart so Owning to Catherine’s changing， Heathcliff begins to resent the society that is responsible， “when he acquires power and returns to Wuthering Heights with money and the trappings of a gentleman he becomes a villain” Humanity was dispelled in a corner; social culture was filled in civic
