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GCSE English Literature · key term
The ability to make and act on one’s own choices, rather than being controlled by another person.
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Paper 1
The ability to make and act on one’s own choices, rather than simply being controlled by others.
The ability to make and act on one’s own choices.
The ability to make and act on your own decisions rather than being controlled by someone else.
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Paper 2
The ability to make decisions according to one’s own judgement and principles rather than another person’s demands.
Revise: Chapters 11 to 27: ThornfieldThe Thornfield stage ends with a reversal: the home that seemed to promise freedom and belonging becomes the place Jane must leave to preserve her autonomy.
Paper 1
The ability to make decisions and act for oneself rather than being controlled by another person.
The ability to make choices and act for oneself rather than being controlled by others.
Component 2
The ability to make and act on one’s own decisions rather than being controlled by another person.
Revise: Chapters 28 to 35: Moor HouseJane gains work, wealth and family, then learns that even an admirable person can threaten her autonomy. The section prepares her to make a choice that includes conscience, affection and self-respect.
The ability to make independent choices according to one’s own judgement.
