『제인 에어』에 나타난 유목적 사고
Nomadic Thoughts in Jane Eyre
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The purpose of this paper is to review Jane Eyre in terms of nomadic thoughts. Charlotte Bronte shows a dynamic life-long movement of Jane whose react is against the Victorian social norms in Jane Eyre. Bronte describes Jane as a progressive woman while trying to seek her identity. Jane has spiritual relationship with other people and leads to making harmony with others through nomadism which includes deterritorialization, vegabondage & connection, and rhisome. First of all, the paper analyzed the ideologies and social norms which Jane faces, and focused on Jane’s controversial words and deeds through Deleuze’s nomadism. Bronte offers an idea of androgyny as a way for the sexes to harmonize so that Jane can experience life to the fullest. Jane also experiences ‘becoming-woman’, ‘becoming- minoritarian’, and ‘becoming-everyone’ by leading a life as a nomad and following the way of thinking to move to a new domain continually. However, she tends to contradict herself by going back to the image of a traditional woman in the end. Therefore, we should consider positive vision on the 21st century woman’s self identity through this work.
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The purpose of this paper is to review Jane Eyre in terms of nomadic thoughts. Charlotte Bronte shows a dynamic life-long movement of Jane whose react is against the Victorian social norms in Jane Eyre. Bronte describes Jane as a progressive woman while trying to seek her identity. Jane has spiritual relationship with other people and leads to making harmony with others through nomadism which includes deterritorialization, vegabondage & connection, and rhisome. First of all, the paper analyzed the ideologies and social norms which Jane faces, and focused on Jane’s controversial words and deeds through Deleuze’s nomadism. Bronte offers an idea of androgyny as a way for the sexes to harmonize so that Jane can experience life to the fullest. Jane also experiences ‘becoming-woman’, ‘becoming- minoritarian’, and ‘becoming-everyone’ by leading a life as a nomad and following the way of thinking to move to a new domain continually. However, she tends to contradict herself by going back to the image of a traditional woman in the end. Therefore, we should consider positive vision on the 21st century woman’s self identity through this work.
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