War and international ethics Book

I like the way that this series shows the progression of criticism over decades and shows the conversation taking place among scholars. I love Wuthering Heights and have read it many times (it may be the novel I have read the most times), so few of the ideas here were especially new to me, but I really enjoyed reading various takes on the novel.

One thing that does give me pause is that Bloom attributes both The Madwoman in the Attic and the section from it that he includes to Sandra Gilbert alone instead of also crediting Susan Gubar. IDK why.