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Love's Balance: Passion and Reason in Jane Eyre

Explore how Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester navigate the interplay of passion and reason in their relationship in the 18th and 19th centuries. Delve into the debate of true love, the progression of their relationship, and Jane's decision on marriage. Engage in a Socratic Seminar.

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Love's Balance: Passion and Reason in Jane Eyre

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  1. Jane/Edward Relationship LBQ • During the 18th and 19th centuries, the debate between passion and reason entered popular culture. In “Jane Eyre,” love is the combination of both of these qualities. Without reason, passion is untamed and potentially dangerous. Without passion, reason is cold and merciless. Discuss how Jane and Mr. Rochester negotiate passion and reason in their love for one another.

  2. Socratic Seminar • 1) Can true love exist? • 2) Does the relationship between Jane and Rochester progress naturally? I.e. do you buy into it • 3) Should Jane agree to marry Rochester?

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