Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte

In both the 19th century fictional autobiography of Jane Eyre, and the 21st century memoir by Jeanette Winterson, protagonists are presented as being trapped within the oppressive worlds that they inhabit. Winterson and Eyre fight many battles,...

The concept and action of dreaming is a natural process, innate to almost all human beings despite gender, race, and culture. People dream both subconsciously in their sleep and consciously dream towards a goal or a better future. This natural...

“We talk, I believe, all day long: to talk to each other is but more animated and an audible thinking,” Jane Eyre reports fondly in the conclusion of her eponymous novel, describing the marital bliss she has finally achieved with Mr. Rochester...

When it comes to the topic of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre in literary circles, the critical attention given to Eliza and Georgiana Reed, the title character’s cousins is practically non-existent. Most critics do not seem interested in delving...