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Essay Instructions: Jane Eyre by charlotte Bronte

Gilbert and Gubar discuss Jane Eyre's "rebellious feminism" and see her narrative as "a story of enclosure and escape." Do you agree? Substantiate your answer with numerous close readings from the text.

Please try to cite books rather than websites. if using websites tho, please could the writer use his/her own words to explain.

critics ideas would be helpful.

i would like the writers own ideas and assumptions rather than merely quoting from other texts.

please include passages from Jane Eyrewith close analysis that relate to the topic.{as stated by the topic} as this is an essential part of the essay.

Essay Instructions: The paper is a research paper exploring a gothic theme. I chose the movie Jane Eyre which has many gothic elements on it. Can you please add something about the book 'Jane Eyre' by Charlotte Bronte. Also english is my second language , can you please write it easy to read and understand.

Essay Instructions: Write an essay discussing the success of the movie version of Jane Eyre, specifically the 1997 A&E version, starring Samantha Morton and Ciaran Hinds, and directed by Robert M. Young. It must be this version, or the 1996 Zeffirelli version, starring William Hurt and Charlotte Gainsbourg.

Discuss particularly in your essay:

1. The focus / seeming intent of the movie; the emphasis it put on love, the changes it made in character development, etc.

2. The changes made in the movie from the book and the effect of these changes

3. If you were a director, what would you have included that was not included? What do you believe is crucial in the book that the director of the film overlooked, disregarded?

For #2, I don't want you to just list the minor deviations from the actual book, but instead, the major things that made a real difference. For example, don't just say Mary Rivers was not present in the movie version, because in all honesty, she wouldn't really add anything to the real crux of the themes or plots. One major thing would for example be something that actually affect the motivation of some characters, etc. I'll let you be the judge, and bring out and analyze specific examples.

You should have a thesis statement as usual, and write it thoroughly and with proper grammar. It should be well organized, etcetera, and should address those 3 points I mentioned above. Your analysis should really be thorough, though. Go above and beyond, in other words, all the while staying within topic, of course.

Essay Instructions: This essay is based on the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. Discuss Jane''s attitudes towards physical beauty. This can include her attitudes to fine food, clothes, and the other females in the book. What shapes these attitudes? Do they change throughout the book? What changes them? This should be a process analysis essay, expressing her attidudes towards beauty in Gateshead, Lowood, Thornfield, Moor House, and Ferndean. The thesis must be completely proved, there must be evidence from the novel to support the thesis, 15% of the paper must be quotes. The professor requires that the font be 10 point.
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