Jane Eyre

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Classroom Sources:

Bertha Mason and Madness:

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• Jane Eyre and Fairy Tales:

  • History of Cinderella myth: Click here

  • Cinderella as told by the Brothers Grimm: Click here

  • Cinderella as told by Charles Perrault: Click here

  • Fairytale and Realism: Click here

Link to Memoir webpage: click here

Victorian Time Period Website: Click here

Supplemental Sources:

• Scholarly Essay: "A Dialogue of Self and Soul: Plain Jane's Progress" from A Madwoman in the Attic by Dr. Sandra Gilbert (UC Davis) and Dr. Susan Gubar: Click here

• Different versions of Jane Eyre: Click here

• Click here to read more about the author of Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte!

• "Plain Jane's Progress" by Dr. Sandra Gilbert (UC Davis): Click here

• Daily Dose from student that fits perfectly with chapter 1 of Jane Eyre: Click here

• Articles from the British Library pertaining to Jane Eyre:

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• Jane Eyre and Fairytales:

  • History of Cinderella myth: Click here

  • Cinderella as told by the Brothers Grimm: Click here

  • Cinderella as told by Charles Perrault: Click here

  • Fairytale and Realism: Click here

• Podcast from the BBC about Jane Eyre: Click here

Illustrated Version of Jane Eyre: Click here