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Notes on Other Global Issue Presentations

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Notes on Other Global Issue Presentations

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Notes on Other Global Issue Presentations

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Notes on Other Global Issue Presentations

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Notes on Other Global Issue Presentations

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Notes on Other Global Issue Presentations

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Initially, I hadn't really thought about Bertha's significance to the commentary made by the book, however this literary activity really made me see her character in a different light. I also learned something new about the way women are portrayed in media, with having an "angel" and "monster" charcaters, with the way that the "angel"portrayal is soft spoken and submissive, while the "monster" is passionate and assertive. I really like the comparissons made between Jane and Bertha in the critisms and how they are almost like foils of eachother. The literary critisms also brought to light the commentary made on colonialism, as Bertha was from an island and of a different race. I didn't really disagree with anything mentioned, I feel like all the points made could've been argued (after all, Charlote Bronte's dead, and we can't ask her). It really made me see the book in a new light and with more meaning and appriciation than I had for it when I had initially read it.

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