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Jane Eyre Study Guide

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by Charlotte Brontë
About 114 pages (34,184 words)

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Jane Eyre Study Guide consists of approx. 114 pages of summaries and analysis on Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. Browse the literature study guide below:

  Introduction

  Author Biography

  Plot Summary

  Chapter Summaries & Analysis

The novel opens as Eliza, John and Georgiana are with their mother Mrs. Reed in the drawing room. Jane is not allowed to join the group as Bessie has lied, saying Jane is not a happy child and should not be allowed to associate with the other children. Jane spends her time reading a book and daydreaming while hiding. John disturbs Jane's peace and she is afraid of John, so she comes out from behind the curtains. John abuses Jane both physically and emotionally. John throws the book at her, and she falls and cuts her head. Jane calls John a wicked boy. Mrs. Reed punishes Jane by having Bessie and Miss Abbot carry Jane to the red room. (read more)
      Chapter I
      Chapter II
      Chapter III
      Chapter IV
      Chapter V
      Chapter VI
      Chapter VII
      Chapter 8
      Chapter IX
      Chapter X
      Chapter XI
      Chapter XII
      Chapter XIII
      Chapter XIV
      Chapter XV
      Chapter XVI
      Chapter XVII
      Chapter XVIII
      Chapter XIX
      Chapter XX
      Chapter XXI
      Chapter XXII
      Chapter XXIII
      Chapter XXIV
      Chapter XXV
      Chapter XXVI
      Chapter XXVII
      Chapter XXVIII
      Chapter XXIX
      Chapter XXX
      Chapter XXXI
      Chapter XXXII
      Chapter XXXIII
      Chapter XXXIV
      Chapter XXXV
      Chapter XXXVI
      Chapter XXXVII
      Chapter XXXVIII

  Characters

  Characters

  Objects/Places

  Themes

  Style

  Historical Context

  Critical Overview

  Criticism

      Critical Essay #1
      Critical Essay #2
      Critical Essay #3

  Quotes

  Media Adaptations

  Topics for Further Study

  Compare & Contrast

  What Do I Read Next?

  Topics for Discussion

  For Further Study

  Sources

  Copyright Information

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