Jane Eyre: Pioneering Themes in Patriarchal Victorian England

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2022-11-14

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• 郭思妤

  Jane Eyre has an infinite confidence and a strong, unremitting character, a kind of internal personality that can be overcome. She is determined to persue a bright, holy and beautiful life.

  In the present society, we should all keep a pure heart.
  

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  叶可晴
  Brontë uses many themes of Gothic novels to add drama and suspense to  Jane Eyre . But the novel isn't just a ghost story because Brontë also reveals the  reasons  behind supernatural events. For instance,  Mr. Reed's  ghost in the red-room is a figment of Jane's stressed-out mind, while  Bertha  is the "demon" in Thornfield. In  Jane Eyre , the effects of the supernatural matter more than the causes. The supernatural allows Brontë to explore her characters' psyches, especially Jane's inner fears. The climactic supernatural moment in the novel occurs when  Jane  and  Rochester  have a telepathic connection. In the text, Jane makes it clear that the connection was not supernatural to her. Instead, she considers that moment a mysterious spiritual connection. Brontë makes their telepathy part of her conceptions of love and religion.

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