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- Rochester and the fashionable ugly hero
- The Biblical characters and the Book of Homilies in Jane Eyre
- The Mind-Body Connection in Jane Eyre
- Angry Angels: Repression, Containment, and Deviance, in Jane Eyre
- Angel and Demon: Female Selfhood and the Male Gaze in Byatt and Brontë
- Dramatic Irony and Rochester's Characterization in Jane Eyre
- The Fated Modernist Heroine: Female Protagonists in Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea
- '[S]he bit me . . . like a tigress': Charlotte Bronte's construction of the Other in Jane Eyre
- Bertha Mason's Madness in a Contemporary Context
- Law, Insanity and Self-Respect in Jane Eyre
- Moral Placement in Jane Eyre
- Masculinity in Jane Eyre
- The Passion of True Love
- Passion versus Judgement in Jane Eyre
- Introduction: Angel or Vampire — the Portrayal of Women's Morality and Sensuality in Jane Eyre
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