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"JaneEyre"isthehistoryofBritishliteratureasaclassicmasterpieces,itsuccessfullyportraysthehistoryofBritishliteratureinthefirsttolove,life,societyandreligionareindependentandproactiveattitudeanddaretostruggle,daretofightforfreedomandequalityofthefemaleimage.

Aloveforeignliteraryworksofwomen,lovetoreadCharlottes"JaneEyre".IfwethinkthatCharlotteisonlyjusttowritethisromanticlovetowrite"JaneEyre".Ithinkthatiswrong.TheauthorisalsoawomanlivinginturbulentEnglandinthemiddleofthenineteenthCentury,whenthethoughtshaveanewbeginning.Themostpenetrationisthisthought--womenin"JaneEyre"inthesenseofindependence.LetusimagineifJanesindependencehaslongbeenstrangledinJirenli*iachildhoodlife;ifshedoesnothavetheindependence,shehadandhiswifeanddaughterlivetogetherinRochesterstart,money,andstatusofnewlife;ifshedoesnotshareofpurity,wearenowinthehandsof"JaneEyre"isnolongerimpressiveclassictears.So,Istartedtothink,why"JaneEyre"touchedus,loveDonotmove,isherindependentpersonalityande*citingpersonality.

However,wemustask,onlythisstepcanbeindependent:Ithinknot.Afterall,womensindependenceisalong-termprocess,notovernight.Itneedsathoroughcourage,likeJanethendecidedtoleaveRochester,"thewindrustling*iZhuangearthwenttotheYiRiverissocold,didnotreturn"boldanddaring.Ithinkthisshouldbethemostimportantstep,itshouldbeadecisivesteptowardsindependence.AndCharlottesJaneEyrebutherstubborndisposition,independentpersonalityleftusamoving.Sosheissuccessfulandhappythefemale.

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JaneEyreisanovelwithautobiography.Ittellsastoryofloveanddignityandtellspeoplethetruemeaningoflife.

Janeliveahappyenvironment,grewupundertreatmentwithpeers:discriminationandcousinauntabandonment,cousininsultsandbeatenPerhapsitisbecauseofallthis,Janeloveunlimitedconfidenceandfirmandinfle*iblecharacter,whichcanovercometheinherentpersonality.Shefirmlytothepursuitofabright,holy,wonderfulllife.

WhenJaneEyreknowMr.RochesterandRochester,andalternateaffection,isabouttoentermarriagewhentheyfoundRochesterhadwives--animprisonedintheatticofthemadwoman.Attheendofhisheart,Janefledfromthemanorandwanderedaround,andlateronbecausehehadbeenobsessedwithRochesterandreturnedtohim.Thisisthemanoriscompletelydifferent,andRochesterisblind,butJanelovestogowithhim.

Thisnovelfascinatingplot,languagestarkness,scenerydescription,richlocalcolor,manyenvironmentaldescriptionisbothrealandtypical.SuchasJaneEyreslifeathisauntshome,thee*perienceintheorphanageandherrelationshipwiththepriest,SaintJohn,arealltruthfuldescriptionsofthesociallifeinBritainatthattime.Andthemosttypicalofthemisthedescriptionoftheorphanage.InJaneEyre,Charlottedescribesthefirstpersonandcontainsstrongemotions.Therefore,thedescriptionoftheorphansmentalstateismoredelicateandreal,whichdeepenstherevelationandaccusationofthisreality.

JaneEyreisthemostapproachableidolofagenerationofwomenintheheartofageneration.Shewillnotbedifficulttogetnear,andhershadowisscatteredaroundus.TheartimageofJaneEyrecanshockandinfectreadersfromgenerationtogeneration.Itisherselfsupportandself-esteemthatsupportherpersonalitycharm.Ifcomparedto"JaneEyre"andIbsens"adollshouse",JaneisnotwillingtoliveinamanschoiceoutoftheshadeandNoralefthometogofarther,morerevolutionarythanthat.InJaneEyre,thereissuchawordthatJanesaystoRochester."DoyouthinkImpoorandbeautiful,Imgoingtoloweryou?"Yourewrong.Weareequal.Justaswehavepassedthroughthegraveaswell,andbeforetheheelsofGod,weareequal.Becauseourspiritisequal.