Women's Moral Conviction

From a scholarly publication in Uzbekistan:

Expression of Women's Moral Conviction in Novels of Charlotte Brontë in Victorian Age

by Isamova Dilfuza Rakhmatovna

World of Science,  Vol. 6 No. 11 (2023)

This article aims to analyze expression of moral conviction and focus on the influence of women freedom to society through the novels of Charlotte Brontë in Victorian age. The study of perception and belief  in oneself in novels takes an important place in the system of literature in the 19th century. So, while analyzing works of most novelists,one can easily mention a design of strength and convictions in literary works through the main characters and heroes of them. 

A person's consciousness reflects an emotional attitude to the objects of reality. A person, being a character of , absorbs everything that he perceives from the outside world and reflects the result in writings. Currently, it is important to study the psychological foundations and beliefs of moral conviction on the basis of works, since such an analysis is able to reveal diverse means of expressing emotions in the context.