- Jackson Liberty High School
- English IV Honors
Jane Eyre
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Jane Eyre Assessment
Literature and the Arts
Literature and art are two integral elements of society. For this project, you are asked to make a connection between multimedia (art, quote, song/poem)and Jane Eyre.
- Art: Choose an art medium to connect with Jane Eyre. Be certain to cite the artist and title of the piece. Find a singular passage OR multiple quotes/passages from various sections of the novel that directly correlate your choice of medium. Focus on a specific literary element such as characterization, symbolism, theme, or literary theory (feminism is a popular choice for this novel) and connect it to your choice of art. You must include chapters and/or page numbers.
- Quote: Select a quote that embodies all that Jane Eyre represents. This can be taken directly from the novel or can be from an outside source (however, please stay away from literary criticisms).
- Song/Poem: You must have an outline (if a visual) or an annotation of the song to demonstrate textual connections between the novel and your art form. Consider it like your “talking points”.
- Presentation: Using powerpoint or another presentation method (prezi is a fun option!), have a copy of your medium (meaning, copy the lyrics of the song, a copy of the painting, specific quote, etc.).
- Defend your connections to the class in an oral presentation . There is no time requirement for this presentation; however, be certain to explicitly demonstrate your understanding of the novel through your selection.
- Due date: Monday Oct 7th
Grading Criteria
- Creative choice of medium – save a copy your presentation with your visual or lyrics to the shared drive or to Google Docs
- Focus on a literary element
- Textual evidence that supports artistic connection – specific chapters/page numbers
- Annotation or outline comparing art, quote, and song to the Jane Eyre
- Presentation skills – volume, eye contact, poise, etc.
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