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1、實用文檔AbstractJaneEyreisanexcellentautobiographicalnovelwrittenbyCharlotteBronte.Itisalsohermostfamouswork.Inthisnovel,Janeisacommonwomanwhohasnobeautifulandcharmingappearance,butattractsusdeeply.TheauthorregardsJaneasatoughandindependentwomanwhopursuestrueloveandequality,andisagoodexample
2、ofallwomen.Janeisanorphan,andhasbeenill-treatedasalittlegirl.ThensheissenttoLogwoodinstitutiontoreceiveeducation,shestrivesherlifetolive.Finallyshebecomesaknowledgeablewoman.Shelearnshowtoliveandhowtomakealifebyher,butdarestoexpressherownideas.Thoughshehaslittlefigure,sheishugeinsoul.Her
3、kindness,intelligenceandindependenceattractedtheheroMr.Rochester.Thoughtheyexperiencealotofsetbacks,shegetsaperfectloveatlast.Thenceherfateischangedbyknowledge.Inthispaper,itwilldeeplyexplainthatknowledgecanchangefemale’sfate.KeyWords:JaneEyre;knowledge;female’sfate文案大全實用文檔摘要《簡·愛》是夏洛蒂·勃朗
4、特的一部很優(yōu)秀也很著名的自傳小說。在這部小說里，女主人公簡是一個平凡的人，沒有漂亮迷人的外表，但卻深深地吸引了我們。作者認(rèn)為簡是一個堅強而獨立的人，追求真愛和平等，是所有女性當(dāng)中一個典型的例子。簡是一個孤兒，從小就被虐待，然后就被送到洛伍德學(xué)校接受教育，在那里居住環(huán)境很差，為了生活而奮斗堅持生活，最后成為了一名博學(xué)多才的女子。她學(xué)會了怎樣去生活以及怎樣去謀生，敢于表達(dá)自己的想法，她身材瘦小但志向遠(yuǎn)大。她的善良、智慧、獨立吸引了男主人公羅徹斯特先生，雖然經(jīng)歷了很多波折，但最終得到了一份完美的愛情。從此她的命運也改變了。這篇論文將詳細(xì)地解釋知識能夠改變女性的命運。關(guān)鍵詞:簡
5、·愛；知識；女性命運文案大全實用文檔IntroductionJaneEyreisanimportantworkinthehistoryofBritishliterature.TheworkisoneofthemostpopularandimportantnovelintheVictorianAge.ThenovelnarratesJaneEyre’slifeexperiencefromanorphantoanindependentwoman.ThisnovelbeginswithlittleJaneasanorphanchildwithafieryspirit,long
6、ingtoloveandbelovedinthehouseofheruncle’swidow.Sheisunfortunatewhensheisborn,becauseshelosesherparentsandissenttoheraunt’sfamily,wheresheisheartlesslytreated.Butshehasherownideasandthenbeingrebelliousforsomeintolerantreasons.Janearmsherselfwithlearningmoreandmore.Finally,Knowledgemakeshe
7、rcomeoutofthemiserablefate.ThenceJanenotonlyattractstheordinaryreadersofdifferentcountries,butalsogottheeyesfromallkindsofliteratureandartcriticismofschoolsofthought.Fromthe1960's,withglobaldemocracyandfreedomandthecivilrightsmovementfightingforequality,thefemaleconscious
