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Billington
, "Physical spaces of the novel are images of female
oppression.
"
Johnson,"It is clear that Jane must gain
control
over her
passion
or be
destroyed.
"
Dunmore
, "Jane would rather live
alone
than accept a relationship which comprimises her.
Worral
, "Jane refused to
subscribe
to the
Victorian
mantra.
"
Politi
, "The text
celebrates
the very
ideology
it sets out to
expose.
"
Rigby
, "
Personification
of an
undisciplined
spirit.
"
Rigby
, "The novel is
anti-Christian.
"
Anderson
, "
Rigid
self
control
is the only way that one can
survive
Victorian
society."
Bolt
, "Jane was rewarded for her
faith
in
God's
work.
"
Anderson
, "Jane has a strong sense of
justice
and
questions
too much."
Meyer
, "Novel draws a
parallel
between
slavery
and
Jane's
social
position."
Covert
, "men deficient in
morality
are dependent on
women
to be their
spiritual
guides."
Ripple
, "
Marriage
makes Jane a
true
woman."
Ripple
, "
Rochester
and
Jane
merge
physically.
"
Gilbert
and
Gubar
, "Jane Eyre is an argument for
equal
rights
of
women.
"
Gilbert
and
Gubar
, "
Fairy
tale
meeting."
Gilbert
and
Gubar
, "Bertha is an
avatar
of Jane."
Locy
, "Jane's
progress
is somewhat
deceiving
as she always returns
home.
"
Bronfen
, " Helen reflects
Jane's
shy, self
abnegation
which must be transformed into
boldness.
"
Solomon
, "At Lowood,
self
control
defaets Jane's passion."
Showalter
, "when they
marry
they become
equals.
"
Lorber
, "
Strange events are given
rational explanations."
Keith
, "Bronte is fascinated by the idea that one's exterior gives clues about their
interior.
"
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