JOURNAL ARTICLE

Jane Eyre, Identified

Yung-Hsing Wu

Year: 2017 Journal:   Reception Texts Readers Audiences History Vol: 9 (1)Pages: 82-86   Publisher: Penn State University Press

Abstract

Abstract Jane Eyre has long been held up as a novel from which feminist literary criticism in its early days learned how to read. This article suggests that intense identifications gave this emergent critical practice the momentum it needed to integrate textual and political thinking.

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Criticism Politics Psychoanalysis Literature Sociology History Epistemology Art Psychology Philosophy Political science Law

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Canadian Identity and History
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Sociology and Political Science
Autobiographical and Biographical Writing
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  Literature and Literary Theory
Irish and British Studies
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Sociology and Political Science

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