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JaneEyrePPTcoursewareinEnglishCONTENTSIntroductiontoJaneEyreCharacteranalysisThemeexplorationArtisticcharacteristicsTheinfluenceofJaneEyreIntroductiontoJaneEyre01CharlotteBrontë31March1855"Villette","Shirley","TheProfessor"21April1816AuthorNameBirthDateDeathDateOtherWorksAuthorInformation19thCenturyEnglandLove,Morality,SocialClassTheGothicnovelandRomanticismTimePeriodThemeInfluencesBackgroundoftheworkPlotThestoryofJaneEyre,anorphanedgirlwhogrewuptobecomeagovernmentatThornfieldHallShefallsinlovewithheremployer,Rochester,butfaceschallengesandsecretsthattestherbeliefsandloyaltiesCharactersJaneEyre,Rochester,St.John,BlancheIngram,AdeleVarens,Mrs.FairfaxKeyEventsJane'sdiscoveryofRochester'smadfirstwife,Bertha;Rochester'sproposal;Jane'sreturntoThornfieldafterRochester'ssupplieddeath;Jane'sunionwithRochesterattheendOverviewofWorksCharacteranalysis02Characteristics:JaneisdescribedasplainbutwithastrongsenseofmoralityandjusticeShehasadeepyearforloveandadeterminationtoovercomesocialconstraintsSummary:JaneEyreistheprotocolofthenovel,astrongwilledanddeterminedyoungwomanwhofacesnumericalchallengesinherpursuitofloveandpersonalfreedomDescription:Bornintoapoorfamily,JaneendsanunhappychildholdandadolescencebeforefindingworkasagovernanceatThornfieldHallThere,shefallsinlovewithheremployee,Rochester,butfacesoptionfromhisfamilyandaseriesofmistakesthattestherresolveJaneEyreSummary:Rochesteristheendogenousandcomplexmalelead,amanwhoappearsaggressiveandbreedingbuthidesadeepemotionalcoreDescription:Awealthylandowner,Rochesterkeepsmanysecrets,includingthepresenceofhismadwife,Bertha,whohelocksawayintheatticofThornfieldHallHefallsinlovewithJanebuttheirrelationshipisfraughtwithdifferencesandmisunderstandingsCharacteristics:Rochesterisknownforhisdrywitandirony,maskinghistruefeelingsbehindagruffexteriorsHehasastrongsenseofhonorandiswillingtosacrificehisownhappinessforthesakeofothers010203RochesterSt.John'sisaminorcharacterinthenovelbutplaysanimportantroleasacontrasttoRochesterandasymbolofrelativezealotrySt.John'sisacleanmanwhooffersmarriagetoJane,offeringheralifeofmissionworkinIndiaHisofferisbasedonhisadministrationforhercharacterratherthananyromanticattachmentSt.John'sisdescribedasbeingsevereandhumolless,withafamilialdefecttohiscallingHisoffertoJanereportsastarkcontrasttothepassiveandromanticnatureofRochesterSummaryDescriptionCharacteristicsSt.John'sMasonisapermanentcharacterwhobrieflyappearsinthenovel,primarilyasarepresentativeofthesocialconstraintsandoptimisticmoralcodesofthetimeMasonisintroducedasamonitorofJane'scough,BlancheIngramHeisdescribedasbeingofasimilarsocialstandingtoBlanche,butitisultimatelyrejectedduetohislakeofpersonaldepthandGenuineeffectMasonisrepresentativeofthesocialnormsandexpectationsthatJanemustnavigateinordertofindhertruepathinlifeHistoleranceservesasacontrasttoJane'sdepthofcharacterandherunwillingnesstocompromiseherprinciplesforsocialacceptanceSummaryDescriptionCharacteristicsMasonThemeexploration03LoveinJaneEyreJane'sloveforRochesterisacomplexone,combiningpassivedesireswithmoralrestraintHerloveistestedbysocialconstraintsandRochester'sownpersonaldemons,leadingtoaseriesofcrisesandrevisionsFreedomandConstraintsThenovelexplorestheconflictbetweenindividualfreedomandsocialconstraintsJane'ssearchforloveandidentityiscarriedbythesocialcharacteristicsofhertime,whilehersenseofpersonalidentityleadshertorejectthelimitationsplacedonherLoveandFreedomTherigidsocialhierarchyofthetimeisakeyelementinthestory,withJane'slowbirthkeepingherfromfullyintegratingintotheworldoftheestateownerHerpositionatThornfieldHallisoneofservitude,astartcontrasttothelifestylesheaimstoSocialHierarchyinthenovelDescribeherstatus,JaneholdsonhersenseofpersonalidentitySheusestoaccepttheroleofamisstoRochester,insistingonmarriagebeforesummarizingtheirrelationshipHedifferentiatedstandpointisarebuketothesocialnormsofhertimePersonalDignitySocialhierarchyandpersonaldensityWomen'sPositioninVictorianSocietyAtthetimeofthenovel'spublication,women'sstatusinsocietywashighlyconstrained,withlimitedoptionsforautonomyandself-expressionJane'sjournalisoneofpersonalandprofessionaldevelopmentinacontextwherewomenwereexpectedtobesubmissiveanddeferentialJane'sFateJane'sFateismarketedbystrugglingandselfassertionShefacesnumerousobjectsinherpursuitoflove,freedom,andpersonalfulfillment,butultimatetrialsthroughherresistanceandunwaveringsenseofself-worthHerstoryservesasapowerfulcommentaryonthechallengesfacedbywomeninapatriarchalsocietyWomen'sStatusandFateArtisticcharacteristics04FirstpersonnarrativeThestoryisheldbyJaneEyreherself,allowingreaderstoexperiencethestorythroughhereyesandfeelingsFlashbacktechniqueThenarrativefrequentlyswitchesbetweenpastandpresentevents,creatingacomplextimelinethataddsdepthtothestoryParallelplotsThenoveleffectivelybalancesthestorylinesofJane'spast,present,andfuture,keepingreadersengagedandguidingNarrativetechnologiesVividanddescriptivelanguage01CharlotteBrontë'slanguageisrichinimageanddetail,paintingaVividpictureofthesettingsandcharactersUniquevoice02JaneEyre'svoiceisdistinct,withherownopinionsandperspectivesontheworld,makingherastrongandindependentcharacterSymbollanguage03Brontëusessymboliclanguagethroughoutthenovel,suchascolors,animals,andobjects,torepresentideasandthemesStyleoflanguageFireasasymbolFirereportspassage,destruction,andrebirththroughthenovel,highlightingkeymomentsinJane'slifeGenderrolesThenovelexplorationstraditionalgenderrolesandquestionsthroughcharacterslikeRochesterandSt.John,showingthelimitationsandconstraintsofsocietyLightanddarksymbolLightanddarksymbolizegoodandevil,objectively,inthenovel'suniverse,oftenjuxtaposedtohighlightimportantthematicelementsSymbolictechnologiesTheinfluenceofJaneEyre05InspirationforwritersJaneEyre'suniquenarrativestyleandcharacterdevelopmenthavebeenhighlyinfluentialonlaterwriters,inspiringthemtocreatemorecomplexfemalecharactersandexperiencewithnarrativestructureEstablishmentofanewgenreCharlotteBrontë'snovelhelpedestablishtheGothicromancegenre,whichhassincebecomeapopularsubgenereinliteratureTheinfluenceonlaterliteratureFemi