Jerome Beaty Livres

Focusing on the literary and historical contexts of Charlotte Brontë's classic, this revisionary analysis challenges traditional feminist interpretations of the narrative. It employs various critical approaches, including historical scholarship and reception aesthetics, to explore the reading process itself. By incorporating Iserian phenomenology and Bakhtinian dialogism, the work aims to provide a deeper understanding of the text's complexities and its impact on readers, reshaping the discourse surrounding Jane Eyre.