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- Author: Charlotte Bronte
- Publication date: 1847
- Publisher: Smith, Elder & Company, London
- Narrator: First-person
- Setting: Early decades of the 19th century, northern England
- Tense: Past-tense
- Tone: Gothic and romantic
- Themes: Love versus autonomy; social class; treatment of children and women; gender relations; religious hypocrisy
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Charlotte Bronte's classic Jane Eyre is a Gothic romance novel that concerns the passionate love between "plain" governess Jane Eyre and her moody employer Mr. Rochester. Originally published as Jane Eyre: An Autobiography under the pseudonym Currer Bell, the novel was an immediate critical and popular success.
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Jane Eyre Questions
What are some passages that prove that Mr. Rochester from Jane Eyre is a Byronic Hero? 1 AnswerMr. Rochester certianly does have some qualities of a byronic hero, namely the hidden curse, larger than life abilities and he is also somewhat self destructive... read more
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How do you think women were treated in the 19th century??If possible could you give examples from Jane Eyre or Vanity Fair?? 2 AnswersWomen in the nineteenth century were valued very little by society. They were treated negatively and were expected to stay home and fulfill domestic duties. In ... read more
Just finished reading Jane Eyre (yes maybe 15 years too late) and loved it. Now need a new book. Any recommendations? 1 AnswerSome books I loved: The Time Traveler’s wife by Audrey Niffenegger The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks The Chalet Girl by K... read more -
Jane Eyre Adaptations
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