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JaneEyrePowerPointcoursewareclipinEnglishRESUMEREPORTCATALOGDATEANALYSISSUMMARY目录CONTENTSIntroductiontoJaneEyreCharacteranalysisTheplotofthestoryThemeandsignificanceLanguagefeaturesREPORTCATALOGDATEANALYSISSUMMARYRESUME01IntroductiontoJaneEyreAuthorInformationAuthor:CharlotteBrontëPlaceofBirth:Thornton,Yorkshire,EnglandDateofDeath:31March1855DateofBirth:21April1816JaneEyreisaGothicnovelwrittenbyCharlotteBrontëin1847Ittellsthestoryofayoungorphangirl,JaneEyre,whogrewupinanEnglishboardingschoolandlaterbecameagovernmentatThornfieldHallThenovelexploresthemessuchaslove,socialclass,andfemaleindependenceBackgroundoftheworkMainCharacters01JaneEyre,Mr.Rochester,BlancheIngram,AdeleVarens,Ms.FairfaxKeyEvents02Jane'schildholdatLowoodInstitution,hergovernancepositionatThornfieldHall,hermarriagetoMr.Rochester,andthereturnofhissecretpassThemes03Love,socialclass,femaleindependence,Gothic,madness,andredemptionOverviewofWorksREPORTCATALOGDATEANALYSISSUMMARYRESUME02CharacteranalysisCharacteristicsIndependent,determined,passive,andstrongwilledDevelopmentJaneexperiencessignificantgrowththroughthestory,specificallyintermsofherself-awarenessandunderstandingofherowndesiresandboundariesRelationshipsJane'srelationshipswithRochesterandSt.Johnaresignificantlysignificant,astheybothhaveaprospectiveimpactonhercharacterdevelopmentJaneEyreCharacteristicsMysterious,complex,anddomineeringDevelopmentRochester'scharacterevolutionsignificantlythroughoutthestory,specificallyintermsofhisunderstandingofloveandhispersonalresponsibilitiesRelationshipsRochester'srelationshipwithJaneistheemotionalcoreofthenovel,andhismarriagetoBlancheIngramisalsosignificantintermsofhispersonaldevelopmentRochesterAsocialandRochester'sfiction,BlancheisrepresentativeofthesocialconstraintsandexpectationsofthetimeperiodBlancheIngramAclarityandJane'seventhusband,St.JohnpresentstheconstraintsofdutyandoppositionSt.JohnRiversThehousekeeperatThornfieldHall,Mrs.FairfaxprovidesasenseofstabilityandnormalcytoJane'sotherwisetumultuouslifeatThornfieldMrs.FairfaxOthercharactersREPORTCATALOGDATEANALYSISSUMMARYRESUME03TheplotofthestoryChildhoodandEarlyYears:Jane'searlyyearswerespentinthecareofheraunt,Mrs.Reed,whotreatedherpolyShewasoftenusedandconnected,leadingtoadeepsenseofdetachmentandlonelinessEducationatLowood:Attheageof10,JanewassenttoLowoodchargeschoolSheendedpowerandsingle,butalsofoundstrengthandcompanywithotherstudentsHereducationtherewascriticalinshapinghercharactersandvaluesLifeasaGovernance:AfterleavingLowood,JanebecauseagovernanceatThornfieldHallShefellinlovewithheremployee,Rochester,buttheirsocialdifferencesmadetheirrelationshipdifferenceJane'sstrongsenseofself-worthandmoralitykeepherfromsucceedingtoRochester'sadvantagesJaneEyre'sGrowthExperienceFirstMarriage:RochestermarriedBerthaMason,awomanshewastrippedintomarriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriage,marriageRochester'sLoveStoryJaneEyreWhenJanearrivedatThornfieldHall,RochesterwasimmediatelyattractedtoherinnocenceandstrengthTheirmutualrespectandunderstandingaregreenintolove,butRochester'spastactionsandJane'sprincipleskeepthemAPARTBertha'sMadnessRochester'sfirstwifeBerthaMasonwaslockedawayintheatticofThornfieldHall,inseneandvioletJanediscoveredthistruthandhelpedRochesterfinallyendhisunhappymarriageRochester'sLoveStoryTheFireatThornfieldBerthasetfiretoThornfieldHall,andRochestersavedJanefromtheburningbuilding,losinghiseyesintheprocessTheyescapedtoanearbyvillagewheretheyweremarriedJane'sReturntoThornfieldAfterRochesterretainedhissightwiththehelpofasudden,JanereturnedtoThornfieldwithhimTheylivetherehappilyuntilRochester'sfortunewasrestoredwhenhislonglostwifewasfounddeadJane'sCousinSt.JohnRiversSt.JohnRivers,acleanman,proposedmarriagetoJane,offeringherstabilityandsecurityShereusedhiminfavorofherloveforRochesterOtherimportantplotpointsREPORTCATALOGDATEANALYSISSUMMARYRESUME04ThemeandsignificanceFemaleindependenceconsensusJaneEyrechallengesthesocialnormsofhertimebyassigningherrighttoindependenceandself-determinationSheusestobeboundbysocialconstraintsonwomenandfitsforherpersonalandprofessionalgoalsJaneEyre'spursuitofpersonalfreedomandqualityCharlotteBrontë'spresentationofJaneEyreasastrongwilledandintelligentcharacterwhotrialsagainstdiversityhasbeenhighlyinfluentialinthedevelopmentofminoritythoughtandliteratureThenovel'scontributiontominoritythoughtSocialhierarchyconceptJaneEyre'sexperiencesreflecttherigidsocialhierarchyofVictorianEngland,whereclassandsocialstatusplayasignificantroleindeterminingone'sopportunitiesandtreatmentThenovelcritiquesthejusticeofthissystemandtheimpactithasonindividualsExaminationofclassandsocialstatusTherelationshipsbetweencharactersinJaneEyrearedeeplyinfluencedbytheirsocialstatusJane'srelationshipwithRochester,forinstance,iscompoundedbytheirdifferentsocialpositions,whichaffectstheirinteractionsandRochester'streatmentofJaneThecharacters'relationshipsreflectsocialhierarchyJane'sjourneyinthenovelisoneofselfdiscovery,asshegraspswithherpast,present,andfutureShefacesnumericalchallengesthattestherprinciplesandvalues,forcinghertoquestionherownnatureandidentityJaneEyre'spersonaljourneyofselfdiscoveryThecharactersinJaneEyrearenotsimplyblackorwhite;TheyhavecomplexmotivationsandinnerconflictsthatBrontëexplorationswithdepthandsensitivityThisaddsalayerofrealismtothenovelandmakesthecharactersmorerelatableandengagingThecharacters'complexmotivationsExplorationofHumanNatureREPORTCATALOGDATEANALYSISSUMMARYRESUME05LanguagefeaturesThestoryisToldfromtheperspectiveofJaneEyre,allowingthereadertoexperiencethestorythroughhereyesThiscreatesasenseofintelligenceandimportanceFirstpersonnarrativeThestoryprogressioninalinearfashion,movingfromJane'schildhoodtoheradultlifeThisstructureallowsforthedevelopmentofthemesa