Jane Eyre - A Study Guide
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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