Jane Eyre is one of the greats of English Literature and is widely-studied at GCSE, 'A' and undergraduate level as well as being an enduring favourite with the general reader. This edition offers five critical essays, each written from a differing, contemporary perspective, as well as useful introductions to the various critical approaches represented, a glossary of critical and theoretical terms in addition to the full text of Jane Eyre.
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Charlotte Bronte was born in 1816, the third of six children in a very talented family. Bronte wrote and published this book using a male pseudonym: Currer Bell. Released to critical acclaim, it became one of the most successful novels of the Victorian era.
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