Interpreting Anne Brontë's The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall

One of the different ways in which we can interpret Anne Brontë's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is, as if it was a research of female identity and the way in which it was received and stereotyped by Victorian society. Helen Graham is, from the beginning of the novel, insignificant for people, a shadow in the society that she is living with and objectified by others even though, at the very beginning, we had the feeling that she was the centre of the narrative. During the novel and even from the start, we can see how Helen has no identity. The first evidence that we can notice are the three surnames that Helen has; that means that her identity is not stable and that she has no-self identity at all. Another evidence is that Helen tries to live