Jane Eyre: Themes (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Jane Eyre: Themes
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Central theme in Jane Eyre combining what 2 concepts?

Love and independence

What does Jane refuse to compromise for Rochester?

Her principles and independence

Why does Jane reject St. John's marriage proposal?

It lacks love

Jane's social position that is described as precarious

Governess

What does Jane insist on despite Rochester's wealth?

Being treated as an equal

True worth is not determined by what 2 things?

Wealth or social status

Mr. Brocklehurst's approach to religion

Strict and hypocritical

Religion misused as a tool for what?

Oppression

Helen Burns' approach to Christianity

Forgiving and gentle

Traditional expectation Jane challenges about women

Submissive and dependent on men

Bertha Mason's symbolic label in the novel

Madwoman in the Attic

Women defying societal norms are often labelled as what?

Mad and confined

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