Charlotte bronte Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

An essay plan and essay answering the question how does Bronte present Jane and Bertha’s relationship. The plan outlines the quotes and analyses them as well as going through the similarities of Jane and Bertha, while the essay pulls these ideas into a coherent structure.

This document was written during revising for my GCSE English Literature, for which I achieved a grade 9.

Essay exploring how Bronte presents the relationship between Rochester and Jane, focusing on their meeting in chapter 12/13. Analyses the power imbalance in their relationship, their conflicting temperaments and the idea that their relationship is an equal one.

A 1st class essay exploring women's trauma and madness in Emily Dickinson's poem 'There's a Certain Slant of Light', Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre, Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, and Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea. Thoroughly researched, eloquently written, and fully referenced. Extract: Alas, female anxieties of identity loss, entrapment and surveillance continue today, forcing women either to submit to liminal half-lives or to violate gender norms. The latter entails a life of pu...

This document provides an in depth overview of the charters in the novel Jane Eyre. I compare and contrast some of my favorite characters and provide you with my opinion and overview of the characters.

These notes detail the historical context behind the authors as well as analysis of the stories.

This document is 38 pages long and provides lecture and seminar notes for every week of the Acts of Writing Course. It received a high 1st. Close Analysis: - Maus, Art Spiegelman - 'I Want My Time With You', art installation - Heroes, Zephaniah Lecture/ seminar notes: - Storytelling, Walter Benjamin and Popova - What makes a good adaptation? - Lifewriting & social media Creative exercises: - Poetry for advocacy workshop design - Sketch for a literary festival - Jane Eyre ast...

Dive into the British literary heritage with our written document, notes on "The Nineteenth-Century British Literature".

This document contains quotes, context and analysis of how Jane's character has developed due to the people that surround her throughout the novel. Consisting of: -Helen Burns -Miss Temple -Blanch Ingram -Mr Rochester -St John

A well-written 3,000 word document, covering: - an astrology blog post plan based on Jane Eyre - a poetry workshop plan for young people's mental health - an original poem based on CAMHS - a sketch for a literary festival