Bình luận tác phẩm jane eyre của charlotte bronte

INTRODUCTION Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontes masterpiece, is a masterwork of literature Jane Eyre, a rebellious woman who is plain looking but full of emotion and fights for freedom and equal social sta. INTRODUCTIONJane Eyre, Charlotte Brontes masterpiece, is a masterwork of literature. Jane Eyre, a rebellious woman who is plainlooking but full of emotion and fights for freedom and equal social status with men, has been successfully developed by the author. The author gives all readers a new perspective on women by writing this novel. The fictional story leaves a lasting impression on everyone who reads it, and some critics praise the plots and characters. However, compared to the fields, this novels writing abilities are more impressive. The various writing skills are thought to make it an excellent work for a long time. As a result, this essay will focus on some aspects of this genres writing techniques. Review of Jane Eyre by Charlotte BronteFrom the Elizabethan period to the nineteenth century, the novel genre in England has developed into a distinct art form and achieved many brilliant achievements associated with a large and powerful creative team. Living and writing during the reign of Queen Victoria, Charlotte Bronte made many contributions to this literary genre. Although Charlotte Brontes career path was not very smooth, she overcame societys prejudices and the unhappy family situation and persevered with the pen to confirm her talent. The birth of Jane Eyre marked an important milestone in the female writers career. When the two works were released, they created a strong wave in public opinion, and readers were excited to find out who Currer Bell (Charlottes pen name at that time) was, male or female, how old, ugly and beautiful. Although she does not write much, what Charlotte writes is with all her talent and love for literature and life, so they have a solid attraction for readers. Born up to now, it has been nearly two hundred years, but readers still love Jane Eyre with great affection. Not only that but this work has also been made into movies by movie directors many times. Also, because of the admiration for the talent and will of the girls with the surname Bronte, the West Yorkshire countryside in the North of England, the countryside is always considered dark, lonely, and the small village of Haworth the birthplace of Charlotte Brontes life has long become a destination for many visitors, including readers who are passionate about Charlotte Brontes works.In Vietnam, Jane Eyres work is widely known by readers and gives them much sympathy.One of the reasons why the work of Jane Eyre was so stunning in the English literature of the nineteenth century was that the author Charlotte Bronte let her tutor the main character Jane Eyre tell her story in the first person, telling her own story. Subjective personal identity does not hide. Because society considered tutoring a job without status, people did not know which class to place tutoring in. By narrating from the point of view of a woman, a tutor, Charlotte broke the notion of respecting men and despised women in literature. The author has built the image of a woman who dares to stand up to protest against all injustices of society and speak out for equal rights but does not give up her life to fate: If people always die, Being kind and obedient will only let the wicked go free. They will have no qualms about it, and as such, they will never change; otherwise, they will become more overwhelming. When we are beaten unreasonably, we need to fight back boldly. I promise to do it resisting so hard that it makes a fool of our beaters. With this thought, Charlotte is considered a woman writer ahead of her time, and Jane Eyre is considered the work that sparked the gender equality movement in literature.A work told in the first person through the main characters narration with the ego telling about himself, telling about others from his point of view has helped the character freely express his comments and judgments. Objective reality can both reveal the innermost nooks and crannies of his soul. Jane Eyre recounts the bitterness of her life from childhood to adulthood with passion, honesty, earnestness, and directness. The narrator opens his heart honestly and profoundly without any other intermediary as if he is confiding and in dialogue with the Reader, which is also a new thing in the literature of that time. Even in the climax, the narrator cannot help but exclaim: Dear reader. This way of telling helps the Reader go straight into the characters emotional world. Thus, the narrator does not stand to observe the outside but also reveals his inner and personality.Starting from the womans point of view, the narrator strongly condemns social prejudices and highlights the issue of liberating women from oppression and harsh prejudices. The narrator boldly speaks out for women in all aspects of love, family life, and social work. Because for generations, society has assumed that women are used to a quiet life, just hanging around the corner of the kitchen, content with jobs such as cooking cakes, knitting socks, playing the piano and embroidering bags. However, the narrator in work realizes that women have to endure the harsh conditions of life no less than men; women also have souls, emotions, intellect, and selfesteem. Like men, women also aspire to have an independent and selfreliant life and live fully with their passions: Women are often seen as quiet acquaintances, but they also feel differently. Women show their gifts, and there must be scope for their endeavors, as does the male soul. They suffer because they are brutally controlled and have to live in strict restraint, just as men suffer because of it. Moreover, those who enjoy their privilege, saying that women are all about baking, knitting stockings, playing the piano, and embroidering bags, are narrowminded conservatives. It is unthinkable to condemn or ridicule women if you see them trying to learn more to rise above the common notion of women.In defense of women, the narrator does not forget another equally pitiful subject, which is children. Children are the most sensitive and vulnerable souls, every child should be able to live in joy, love, and care, but the life of little Jane Eyre is not like that. . The subjective narrative style has helped the narrator not be afraid to reveal all the love and hate emotions in the narrators soul. Childhood memories are too scary, so Jane is constantly haunted by Mrs. Reeds discriminatory attitude: It is right that I fear and hate Mrs. Reed because her nature is to love to humiliate me badly. I was never happy in her presence, and though I carefully obeyed her and tried to please her, all my efforts were in vain, and she responded with harsh words. say just now. Now she insults me in front of a stranger, causing me great pain. I felt dim that Mrs. Reed had dashed all hope in the life she would take me to. Though my feelings are indescribable, I feel that she has sown hatred and hatred in my future path. Since childhood, she was isolated, not cared for by others, so she desperately needed someones love, needed a friend to share, so when she entered Lowood School, she met a friend in the same situation as her. The narrator recounted his happiness: Reader I know and feel it too; and though I was just an ordinary girl, with many vices and few good points to make up for, I never got tired of Helen Burn, nor did I ever let go of my attachment to her; Never before had my heart been aflame with such a strong, loving and respectful affection. How could it be otherwise that Helen showed a quiet, faithful friendship for me at any time, in any case, a friendship that did not become bitter when upset, no cloudy when angry.