A Study On The Female Consciousness Of Challotte Bront And Her Novels

There rouse a shining star, Charlotte Bronte, over the 9th-century British literature. She is a woman writing with her heart. Although her life is short, painful and lonely, she forges four immortal literary classics with soul: The Teacher, Jane Eyre, Shelly, Villette. Although there are differences in the narrative content and writing style of each work, the personality beauty and spiritual beauty of sel f-esteem, self-love, self-reliant inside and out from all the novel’s heroines are highly consistent. These are c losely related to character qualities of independent, tough, tenacious and hard in Charlotte, which strongly reflects her inner rich and profound female consciousness. She makes these women awareness into every detail o f creation, and makes efforts to present the living status of Victorian women, seriously thinking of the way fo r women to break the shackles an d self-realization. This paper attempts to ma ke depth analysis for the objective and subjective reasons of her female consciousness from the 19th century British society background and Charlotte Bronte upbringing and family background. And this paper tries to show the expression and writing of female consciousness, and gradually combs out a clear growth trajectory of feminist consciousness, to achieve the purpose of a more comprehensive and more profound reveal and interpretation of female consciousness, and lay a solid foundation for better unde rstanding cultural connotation of Charlotte Bronte’s female consciousness and more precisely perception cultural value of female consciousness.This paper is divided into three parts, and studies Charlotte Bronte and her feminine consciousness in cre ation from thr ee perspectives, in accordance with the trajectory of "causes"-"expressions"-"value charm" The first part focuses on analyzing the reasons of her female consciousness from three aspects of the status that Victorian women were oppressed and discriminated, the unique character of Charlotte and her painful experiences, and the impact of religious ideas. The second part focuses on the comprehensive presentation of Charlotte Bronte’s female consciousness from the work level of the characterization, theme selection and expression and the heroin image perspective. This third part catches a glimpse of significance and cultural charm of Charl otte Bronte’s female consciousness combined with the development of British female literature and the plight living of 19th century women.