Howards End

Interesting Facts

• The book explores the theme of class differences in early 20th-century English society, focusing on the interaction between the Schlegels, Wilcoxes, and Basts.
• One of the central symbols of the novel is the house Howards End, which embodies English tradition and heritage.
• Forster uses motifs of connection and disconnection to emphasize the importance of human relationships and understanding.
• The novel has been adapted into several films and stage productions, the most famous being the 1992 film starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.
• The book is considered one of Forster's finest works and an important contribution to English literature, exploring the social and cultural changes of its time.