Help !! who read " Jane Eyre " Novel ???
By Novelist_117
@Novelist_117 (566)
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April 16, 2010 12:54pm CST
hi all
I wish if someone here read or knows
about the Jane Eyre novel
its very good one , but I find it hard to
spots on important things that I wana write about !!
so , guys what do u think on her character coz I
guess the author tries to describe the role of
women in Victorian era , how they were neglected
and treated badly like they have no full right
in men's dominance !!
so can any one add something knows ???
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@oldchem1 (8132)
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20 Jun 10
Many people believe that when Charlotte Brontë created the character of Jane Eyre it was really a way of her coming to terms with parts of her own life. The character certainly often voices Charlotte's, what were then, radical opinions on religion, social class and the difference between the sexes.
In fact Brontë actually said "I will show you a heroine as plain and as small as myself", when she was creating the character of Jane Eyre.
Charlotte uses the character of Jane Eyre to show her story’s main theme - a journey through growth and change.
Incidentally you may be interested in a prequel to Jane Eyre which tells the story of Bertha.
The book is 'The Wide Sargasso Sea' by Jean Rhys and is very good.
@dawnald (85135)
• Shingle Springs, California
16 Apr 10
I read it long ago and I liked it very much. But as far as women's role in society back then in relation to Jane's character, I can't say I was every very good at literary interpretation...
