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Emancipation and Suppression in "Jane Eyre". An Emancipated Heroine or the Slave within a Relationship?

Name: Emancipation and Suppression in "Jane Eyre". An Emancipated Heroine or the Slave within a Relationship?
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Author: Elisa-Maria Schneider
ISBN: 9783346340597

Term Paper, 2016

16 Pages, Grade: 1,7

Elisa-Maria Schneider (Author)

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Index

1. Introduction

2. Jane Eyre's Adaption to Victorian Standards and Rochester's Suppression
2.1 First conversations and claiming superiority
2.2 Age difference and male authority

3. Equality and Challenging Gender Roles
3.1 Equality Within the Relationship
3.2 Challenging Gender Roles of the Protagonists
3.2.1 Jane

4. Ferndean: Jane, the Angel, or Jane, the pants-wearer?
4.1 Jane, the Angel
4.2. Jane, the Pants-Wearer

5. Conclusion

6. Bibliography

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Title: Emancipation and Suppression in "Jane Eyre". An Emancipated Heroine or the Slave within a Relationship?
College: University of Constance
Grade: 1,7
Author: Elisa-Maria Schneider (Author)
Year: 2016
Pages: 16
Catalog Number: V983724
ISBN (eBook): 9783346340580
ISBN (Book): 9783346340597
Language: German
Keywords: emancipation, suppression, jane, eyre, emancipated, heroine, slave, relationship

Quote paper: Elisa-Maria Schneider (Author), 2016, Emancipation and Suppression in "Jane Eyre". An Emancipated Heroine or the Slave within a Relationship?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/983724

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