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1、New Womens Great Features From Jane Eyre Abstract：Jane Eyre is Charlotte Brontes famous masterpiece. This novel constitutes the great works of the womens literature and in English literature. The author gives a realistic description of the miserable existence of the proletariat of her time. But Jane
2、 strives for independence and in her pursuit; she expresses her humanistic and democratic protest against the suppression of personality. To some extent, it is an autobiographical novel. The writer Charlotte Bronte has poured many of her personalities and pursuit into Jane Eyre. We can see the new m
3、odern womens Characteristics in Jane: being rebellious, independent, able, and having an insisting pursuit. Jane Eyre, the heroine of this novel, seems to be the spokesman of new woman.This paper first deals with the novels writing background, and Janes life experience, then discusses this new women
4、s modern features: owning rebellious characteristics, she makes full use of her extraordinary ability to pursue assiduously love and happiness.Key words：Jane Eyre，Features，independence，equality 摘 要：简爱是夏洛蒂勃朗特的代表作品，是英国文学的代表作品，也是女性文学的代表作品。简爱这本书塑造了一个出生低微生活道路曲折却始终维护个性，追求个性自由，主张人生平等，不向人生低头的坚强女性。从简爱身上，我们看到
5、了当今新女性的形象，自尊，自重，自立，自强，对自己的幸福和情感有着坚定的追求。简爱这本小说的女主人公，从某一些方面来说，也是一篇自传体小说。作者夏洛蒂在简爱身上倾注了很多自己的个性和追求。本文首先分析小说的写作背景，然后通过分析简爱的生活经历，探讨了简爱这个新女性型女性的现代性格特点：有反叛精神，独立自主，追求平等，具有反叛性格的她，充分发挥自己的能力，不懈追求自己的爱与幸福！ 关键词：简爱；性格特点；独力自主；平等ContentsAbstract iContentsiiiIntroduction11. Writing Backgrounds 22. Janes Experience 32.1
6、 At Mrs Reeds Home 3 2.2 At Lowood 42.3 At Thornfied 53. Janes Modern Features 53.1 Janes Rebellious Personality 63.1.1 Her Early Rebellion to Bad Family Treatments63.1.2 Her strong Rebellion to Unfair School Regulations63.1.3 Her Modern Rebellion to False Love 73.2 Janes Extraordinary Ability73.2.1
7、 Independent Ability73.2.2 Competitive Ability 103.3 Janes Assiduous Pursuit 113.3.1 Pusuit of Love 113.3.2 Pursuit of Equality13Conclusion 14Bibliography 15Acknowledgement16 IntroductionDuring Victorian period, Jane Eyre is a famous novel written by Charlotte Bronte. It mainly dealt with an orphan
8、children, who was passed into the care of Mrs Reed, the wife of her mothers brother. After years of neglect and abuse, at age of ten, she was sent at Lowood where she found the enjoyment of expanding her own minds and talents. She was brave to overcome all the difficulties in school and she never fl
9、inch from all the evils, sufferings and difficulties. After her graduation, she got a position as a governess at Thornfield, where she fell love with her employer, Mr.Rochester who had a wife. In shock and grief, Jane left him quickly. Penniless and staving, she was saved and be friend by Jone River
10、s and his two sisters, and Jone wanted to marry Jane, But Jane refused because she still loved Mr Rochester. Being called in dreams, she returned to Thornfield, only to find a blackened ruin. Mr Rochester was blind when he tried to rescue his mad wife, who set the fire. Jane went to him and got marr
11、ied. Jane Eyre, a poor, plain, timid, weak and pale girl, was remembered by all the people. In that society, beauty perhaps could gain more attention and could help unlucky girls to change their destiny. But the God did not give her beauty, only gave her a kind heart and a clever mind. She possessed
12、 unconventional many characteristics, she was independent, and tried her best to pursue her true life. Her great characteristics reflected some of the features of new women in modern ages.1. Writing Backgrounds In the 19th century Jane Eyre was created by Charlotte Bronte. Charlotte Bronte was born
13、in Thornton, Yorkshire, in the north of England. She was the daughter of an Anglican clergyman who had moved with his family to Haworth amid the Yorkshire moors in 1820. Charlotte traveled to Brussels with Emily to learn French, German, and management.1 The popular image for the ideal woman that tim
14、e was the Angel in the House who was expected to be devoted and submissive to her husband in 1842. During this period she fell in love with a married man, Mr.Heger, the owner of the Pensioned Heger, a girls school, Charlotte wrote in one of its poems, perhaps referring Charlotte began Jane Eyre, which came out in October 1847, and became an immediate success. The third of six children, she spent much of her childhood at her children, she spent much of her childhood at her fathers parsonage in Haworth, England. Charlotte died during her pregnancy on March 31, 1855 in Haworth, Yorksh
