A comprehensive exploration of key themes in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, examining social class, gender roles, education, and family relationships in Victorian England.
• The novel functions as a bildungsroman, tracking Jane's journey from isolated orphan to independent woman
• Central themes include the struggle for equality, particularly regarding gender roles in jane eyre
• Feminism in jane eyre is evident through Jane's resistance to patriarchal control and pursuit of independence
• Education serves as a transformative force for social mobility and personal development
• Class distinctions and social hierarchies significantly impact character relationships and plot development
• Religious and moral themes underscore character development and social commentary