Introduction George Eliot’s life can be divided into two spheres; one is a religious childhood,…
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Introduction In modern Western societies and in a Japanese context, the simple mention of the…
In American history, Black women have been marginalized and stereotyped by society for a long…
Introduction The common image of Sweden today is that of a country with an advanced…
‘Ha-fu’ has been used in the Japanese context to represent the strictly multiethnic citizens both…
Jane Eyre (1847) was written by Charlotte Brontë and is well known as a romantic story between a governess, Jane Eyre, and an employer, Mr. Rochester. Jane Eyre seems to present a romantic story if seen just as an entertainment, however, many recent studies have researched Jane Eyre from different perspectives such as gender identity, Christianity, and the governess’ hardship…