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- The Human Spirit of Jane EyreThroughout life people are inspired by the various characters around them, real or fictional. One of the greatest representations of humanity in fiction is the character of Jane Eyre.
- Essay on Jane EyreSummary and notes of the Charlotte Bronte novel
- "Jane Eyre"The question was asked what was my favorite 2011 film so far and well it was Jane Eyre. So read why I picked this period piece.
- My Favorite Movie of 2011: Jane EyreJane Eyre is a 2011 cinematic masterpiece starring Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fassbender, and Judi Dench. Don't miss it!
Movie Review: Jane Eyre Blu-rayJane Eyre is a young woman of 1800's England who is first given to a despicable school for an education but actually is beaten and winds up becoming a rich heiress.- Jane EyreJane Eyre is a timeless classic. It is a story of love in the deepest sense. It is superbly written.
Jane Eyre & the Eyre Affair: A ComparisonAlthough the novels seem to be so different, they share a lot in common. This article reviews the theme of religion in both novels.- Jane Eyre: A Woman Trapped by the World Around HerThis paper, written for school, focuses on Jane's transition from Rochester's hold at Thornfield to her final stay at Ferndean as a search for freedom in a world of walls
Jane Eyre (2011), a Worthy Adaptation of a ClassicMovie review of Jane Eyre (2011) starring Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender and based on the classic novel by Charlotte Bronte.- Jane Eyre *****Mia Wasikowska updates classic heroine Jane Eyre with passion and aplomb in Cary Fukunaga's remake of the Charlotte Bronte novel.
- 'Jane Eyre' Movie Review: A Fine and Worthy Update'Jane Eyre' has experienced a multitude of film versions. So where does this newest 'Jane Eyre' adaptation directed by Cary Fukunaga and starring Mia Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender stand? If not the top, then pretty darn close.
A 'Jane Eyre' that Comes Only Fitfully to LifeWith apologies to high culture, critic Robert Denerstein argues that a new 'Jane Eyre' shortchanges urgency and passion.- JFC Movies Review: Jane EyreCary Fukunaga's marvelous take on Bronte mixes youthful energy with subtle charm and superb performances, Jane F. Carlson writes.
- Movie Review :: Jane Eyre (2011) (PG-13)Although darker than some of the previous adaptations, this new Jane Eyre faithfully retains the essense of Charlotte Brontë's novel and keeps the title character as influential as ever.
- Review of the 1970 Film Adaptation of Jane EyreA review of the 1970 film adaptation of Charlotte Brontes novel Jane Eyre.
Top 3 Reasons to Watch the New Jane Eyre Adaptation SeriesThere are three things that make Jane Eyre the best adaptation ever. Do you know what they are?- Favorite Film Version of Jane EyreFilmmakers seem to have a soft spot for the Bronte sisters and anything Austen. Every few years or so, another remake of Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, or a Jane Austen classic (usually Pride and Prejudice) is rolled out.
- Franco Zeffirelli's 'Jane Eyre': A Flawed GemFranco Zeffirelli's 1996 adaptation of 'Jane Eyre' is a worthwhile film to screen. Some flaws are redeemed by a masterful performance from Anna Paquin, who plays Jane Eyre as a child.
- Jane Eyre's Journey to Self DiscoveryAn essay on how Jane overcomes many obstacles to achieves her goal of selfhood
What's Your Favorite Bronte Jane Eyre Adaptation?The release of another film about Jane Eyre (2011) begs the question: what is the best movie adaptation of Charlotte Bronte classic work?- "Jane Eyre" by BBC - the Best Adaptation Thus Far"Jane Eyre" is a classic story of love and passion. The BBC film adaptation is the best for a number of reasons.
- Jane Eyre: Another Year, Another MovieJane Eyre is a classic piece of literature that has inspired numerous adaptations throughout the years. Which is the definitive version and will the newest incarnation live up to its predecessors?
- Most Brilliant Bronte AdaptationThe BBC miniseries version of Jane Eyre made in 1983 included many details that movie adaptations have left behind, and is captivation regardless of how many times you watch the story.
- The Best and Worst of Jane EyreThe latest film adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre will be released this month. Jane Eyre devotees are not able to resist watching each new film version of our beloved story. Some former interpretations have been better than others.
- JANE EYREA present day Jane Eyre would be most appealing. She could be taken from her crack addict mother by social services and placed in care, where her therapist encourages her to focus her energies on something creative.
Charlotte Bronte's Classic Romance, "Jane Eyre" is Re-Released in March 2011The 83rd Annual Academy Awards are over but we have a whole year of movies coming up. Among the first new adaptations of a timeless classic is "Jane Eyre", my favorite Bronte story and one of the most enduring romances of nineteenth-century literature.- Making a Case for Jane Eyre and FriendsAn essay that makes the case for high school english teachers to bravely keep teaching the classics to today's urban students.
- What Does the Color Red Symbolize in Jane Eyre?The most important color in Charlotte Bronte's romantic novel Jane Eyre is the color red. So what does that color symbolize? What is Bronte trying to tell us when she uses that color during the course of the novel? And what about black and white?
- The Theme of Marriage in Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso SeaJane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea explore the theme of marriage. Is marriage oppressive for women or liberating?
- Jane EyreThis article not only summarizes the story of Jane Eyre, but analyzes her decisions and feelings of her eventful life.
- Jane Eyre as a Social CommentaryJane Eyre is a social novel dealing with issues of the growing middle class, the upper class, the occupation of the governess, the issue of servitude, and women. It is thus a transitional novel between Romanticism and the Victorian era.
- Jane Eyre and the History of the NovelA brief analysis of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre and its relationship with the history of the novel and Romantic poetry. The novel and poetry focus on the individual and correlate to the rise of the middle class in the 19th century.
- The Similarities of the Novel and the Movie of Jane EyreThis article will discuss the similarities found after reading the book Jane Eyre, written by Charlotte Bronte, and watching the film adaptation of Jane Eyre. They speak of the characters Jane Eyre, Edward Rochester and Bertha Mason.
- Character Analysis of Helen Burns and Rochester in Jane EyreThis brief character analysis of Rochester and Helen Burns in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre considering how Rochester is a Byronic Hero and Helen is a foil to Mr. Broklehurst.
- Kent State's Jane EyreReview of the theatrical performance of Jane Eyre at Kent State University.
- Manners and Morals in Jane Eyre and EmmaIn English literature, Charlotte Bronte (in Jane Eyre) and Jane Austen (in Emma) both make sharp but disparate observations on being a woman in Britain during the 18th century.
- An Analysis of Jane EyreThis is an analysis of the book Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.
- Jane Eyre Film ReviewA film review of the movie Jane Eyre.
- Spiritualism in Jane EyreThis paper explores Spiritualist themes in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.
- Jane Eyre's Femine Role ModelsThis paper analyzes the roles of women in Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.
