Feminism/ Gender

Question 1

JE 1

Answer 1

“It would, indeed, be a relief,’ I thought, ‘if I had ever so small am independency; I never can bear being dressed like a doll by Mr Rochester”

Question 2

JE 2

Answer 2

“Sir, it removed my veil from its gaunt head, rent it in two parts, and flinging both on the floor, trampled on them.”

Question 3

TT 2

Answer 3

“In the Qur’an it says that pure women are for pure men… and I wasn’t clean enough for you then…”

Question 4

TT 1

Answer 4

“he does not love me enough, I am not beautiful enough. I am not feminine enough coming here to ask him to marry me when I should have waited to be asked”

Question 5

Bennett and Royle

Answer 5

Various kinds of gender-stereotypes are then articulated on this essentialism: the male is strong, active, rational, the female is weak, passive, irrational and so forth.”

Question 6

Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar idea

Answer 6

Bertha is Jane’s dark double, her repressed anger