Religion and Jane Eyre

• Religion and Evangelicalism at Lowood
• Hedonism and Asceticism Overview
• Luxury and Asceticism in Jane Eyre
• Hedonism and Luxury at Gateshead
• Asceticism and Luxury at Lowood
• Self-Denial at Thornfield
• Quakers
• Moderation at Thornfield and Marsh End
• The Oxford Movement and Jane Eyre
• Catholicism
• Suppression of Nineteenth-Century Catholics
• Bronte's Anti-Catholicism
• Anglican Clergy
• Social Class and the Anglican Clergy
• Need for Anglican Clergy in Nineteenth-Century Britain
• Missionaries
• St. John Rivers in Jane Eyre
• The Missionary Movement of the Ninteenth Century
• Pagan Beliefs, Superstitions, and Myth
  
• Merging into Myth: The Epic Proportions of Jane Eyre
• There Must Be a Full Moon: The Implications of Lunar Imagery in Jane Eyre
• The Lunar Journey of Jane Eyre 
• “A Hero For All Seasons”: Mythic Cycles in Jane Eyre