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Jane Eyre - A Study Guide
J a n e e y r e a s t u d y g u i d e b y f r a n c i s g i l b e r tpage 1 jane EyreCharlotte Bront N A X O S Y O U N G A D U L T C L A S S I C SASTUDYGUIDEby Francis GilbertContentsi n t r od u c t i on .. 5c on t e x t s .. 7 Understanding Contexts .. 7 Contexts of Writing: Bront s Life .. 8 Selected Reading on Bront s Life .. 11 Contexts of Reading .. 11s t r u c t u re a n d t h e m e .. 15 Narrative Summary .. 15 The Influence of Genre the Gothic Novel .. 17c r i t i c a l p e r s p e c t i v e s .. 19Is jane Eyre a Subversive Novel? .. 19 Selected Reading on jane Eyre .. 21n o t e s , q u o t e s a n d d i s c u s s i on .. 2 3g l o s s a r y .. 5 7s t u d y g u i de au t h or : f r a n c i s g i l b e rt .. 59page 3 IntroductionThis Study Guide takes a different approach from most Study guides. It does not simply tell you more about the story and characters, which isn t actually that useful.
Jane Eyre would have been an exception in Victorian England, whereas today these characteristics are perhaps more common. The sort of problems that Jane has to confront – dealing with difficult men, soothing distressed friends, fighting against the prevalent sexism of the culture – are just as pertinent now as they were then. ...
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