The Influence of Feminism on Jane Eyre 女性主义对简爱的影响

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1、本科毕业论文TheInfluenceofFeminismonJaneEyre女性主义对简爱的影响姓名：XXX系别：外语学院专业：英语学号：XXXXXX指导教师：XX2011年X月8摘要夏洛蒂·勃朗特是生活在维多利亚前期的一位有着强烈女性意识的伟大作家。独特的个性、悲惨的生活遭遇以及充满矛盾的时代共同促使了其女性意识的形成，它借助其语言文学作品《简·爱》中的女主人公表现出来。女主人公简·爱出身贫寒，地位卑下却不甘被歧视，不甘自己被社会同化。她敢爱敢恨，敢于反抗社会的不公，追求平等、自尊、自强。她有忍

2、耐的度量，但是又敢于表达自己的不满，她有辨别是非的能力，敢于指正错误，她有爱有恨，知道什么是真爱。她生活中的种种不幸并没有将她打倒，反而激起了她要反抗要自尊要自强的决心。本文通过具体分析简在盖茨黑德、洛伍德、桑菲尔德以及离开桑菲尔德之后四个阶段中的行为来充分论证简·爱中的女性主义的体现及发展。关键词：简·爱；夏洛蒂·勃朗特；女性主义；自尊8AbstractCharlotteBronteisagreatwriterlivingintheearlierVictorianErawithastrongfe

3、minineconsciousness.Itisheruniqueindividuality,miserableexperienceandfullycontradictoryerathatmakeherfeminineconsciousnessformed.ItisexpressedbytheheroineoftheliteraryworkJaneEyre.TheheroineJaneEyrewasborntobepoorandhumble,butshewasunwillingtobediscri

4、minatedandbeassimilatedbysociety.Shehasthecouragetoloveandhate,darestoresistunfairinsociety,topursueequalposition,selfrespectandindependence.Shehasgreatendurance,butdarestoexpressherdissatisfaction;shehastheabilitytodistinguishbetweenrightandwrong,an

5、ddarestocorrectmistakes;shehasloveandhatred,andknowswhattrueloveis.Avarietyofunhappinessinherlifedoesnotdefeather,butarouseherdecisiontobeselfrespectedandtobeselfcontained.ThisthesisaimstoevidentlyprovethefeminismcontainedinJaneEyrebyspecificallyana

6、lyzingJane’sbehaviorsinGateshead,Lowood,ThornfieldandoffThornfieldthefourperiods.Keywords:JaneEyre;CharlotteBronte;feminism;selfrespect8Contents摘要IAbstractII1Introduction12Thedevelopmentoffeminism13ThereasonswhyJanehasfeminineideas23.1Charlotte’sownl

7、ifeexperience23.2Thebackgroundofthatera24TheinfluenceoffeminismonJaneEyre34.1InGateshead34.1.1Jane'sclearlove,hatredandherownprotection34.1.2Jane’saccusationagainsttheliesofMrs.Reed44.2Inlowoodinstitution44.2.1Feminineideasinthespiritofresistance44.2.

8、2Feminineideasinthecriticismofthatcharityschool54.3InThornfield54.3.1Jane’sdignityagainstMr.Rochester’spride54.3.2Jane’sdeterminationtoleaveThornfield64.4OffThornfield65Conclusion7References8181IntroductionCharlotteBronteisafamousBritainwriter