Setting and Social Context (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Setting and Social Context
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5 main settings Jane visits in order

Gateshead, Lowood, Thornfield, Moor House, Ferndean

Gateshead life stage & main associations

Childhood; exclusion, injustice, isolation

What red-room at Gateshead symbolises

Emotional & social confinement, powerlessness

Type of institution Lowood represents

Harsh charity school for orphaned & poor girls

Thornfield life stage & associations

Young adult governess; love, secrecy, Gothic mystery

Governesses' social position in Victorian era

Between servants & family; awkward middle ground

Moor House location & life stage

Near Morton; crisis & renewal

Ferndean main associations

Healing, equality, privacy

Definition of 'genteel poverty'

Respectable birth but lacking financial resources

What Mr Brocklehurst represents at Lowood

Religious hypocrisy & harsh Evangelicalism

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