『제인 에어』에 나타난 제인의 이중적 자의식의 구현
Jane’s Dual Self-Consciousness in Jane Eyre
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This paper criticized Jane Eyre of Charlotte Bronte with feminism. Specifically this article studied on duplicity of Jane intensively through perspective of heroine Jane with feminism. The background of this work, nineteenth British society was the time that women are imposed an obedience by men because of androcentrism. In this society, at that time, women writers obeyed to men in the surface layer and resisted toward patriarchy in the depths. This woman writer depicted characters with duplicity in her work. Especially Jane Eyre was depicted by twofold consciousness of Bronte. Jane grew with poor treatment of relatives. She obeyed to high class people in this environment. But she resisted and was angry toward patriarchy order in her inner side. Here readers can examine Jane’s twofold self-consciousness. Also in Lowood, Jane obeyed school regulation through Helen and Temple but she disobeyed toward it. And Jane obeyed to him and disobeyed to him with complaint through relationship of Rochester, future husband. Finally Jane cared him because Rochester had handicap and their relationship turned around. Thus this paper studied on how Jane overcame patriarchy as woman at that time through twofold self-consciousness.
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This paper criticized Jane Eyre of Charlotte Bronte with feminism. Specifically this article studied on duplicity of Jane intensively through perspective of heroine Jane with feminism. The background of this work, nineteenth British society was the time that women are imposed an obedience by men because of androcentrism. In this society, at that time, women writers obeyed to men in the surface layer and resisted toward patriarchy in the depths. This woman writer depicted characters with duplicity in her work. Especially Jane Eyre was depicted by twofold consciousness of Bronte. Jane grew with poor treatment of relatives. She obeyed to high class people in this environment. But she resisted and was angry toward patriarchy order in her inner side. Here readers can examine Jane’s twofold self-consciousness. Also in Lowood, Jane obeyed school regulation through Helen and Temple but she disobeyed toward it. And Jane obeyed to him and disobeyed to him with complaint through relationship of Rochester, future husband. Finally Jane cared him because Rochester had handicap and their relationship turned around. Thus this paper studied on how Jane overcame patriarchy as woman at that time through twofold self-consciousness.
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