study This research is carried out in order to clarify Charlotte Bronte’s contribution in English literature as well as the reflection of English society in 19th century. However, to fully discover all the aspects, readers have to gain their own knowledge and deep understanding of the novel “Jane Eyre”, and English literature during this period also. Hence, the author only exploits parts of this literary work to conduct this study. 1.4 Methodology 1.4.1 Method used To do this research, the methodology
Dessy Nurisya R 1102055 7A Critical Analysis of Prose Helen Burns’ Impact to Jane Eyre as the Protagonist Character Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë is a bildungsroman novel which tells about a journey of a young woman from her childhood to adulthood. Jane as the protagonist character encounters many conflicts which make her growing up strongly. Her conflict is begun after her uncle, Mr.Reed, died. She has to face a reality that she lives with her unfair aunt, Mrs.Reed, and her bossy cousin, John Reed
In her first published novel Jane Eyre (1847), Charlotte Brontë portrays Jane, the protagonist, as a struggling spirit who is plain and simple in appearance but intellectual and courageous in nature. Examining the narrative structure of the novel, one can see that each household in which Jane finds herself is under the regulation of a dominant male master, who is surrounded by a group of dependent women. Each of the male character tries to chain her in a bond of slavery. While one wants to enslave
postcolonial novel that gives a voice to Antoinette, the Creole woman described as the “mad woman in the attic” in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre (1847). Wide Sargasso Sea has been widely discussed by critics, especially in the fields of postcolonial, feminist and modernist literary theory, but while many critics have focused on how it rewrites race and gender as expressed in Jane Eyre, this work highlights the novel as an independent entity and introduces the notion of abjection to analyze Antoinette’s identity
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