A Critical Evaluation of Charlotte Brontes Jane Eyre Essay -- Jane Ey

A Critical Evaluation of Jane Eyre           Although Jane Eyre grows and matures,  Margaret McFadden-Gerber views her as a relatively emotionally stable young feminist.  Through the duration of the novel,  Jane demonstrates her self-love that is often an prestigious emotion leading to drastic and hasty reactions.  In the very disruption few chapters,  Jane takes a stand for herself and presents her bruised ego,  pride and maturity.  Sara Reed,  her aunt,  dismisses her place in the family as Jane is physically and emotionally removed from her familys activities.  Jane grows up distinguishing her personality and voicing her indifferent(p) opinion,  but in McFadden-Gerbers opinion,  Jane remains the same orphaned female in constant discord with elders and supervisors.  Ms.  Eyre is a heroine who refuses to blend into the traditional female berth of subservience and who stands up for her beliefs.  In the beginning, Jane at first de...