What is the effect of having another author tell Jane Eyre's story? How is the reader perception brought to life, or skewed?

This story is authored by Currer Bell in the year 1848. However even prior to this publishment of the book, the publisher Even Smith never had the oppurtunity to physically meet or shake hands with the author Currer Bell. Even Smith offered his insights to Currer Bell prior to allowing her to publish the book, however Bell did not see Smith's adjustments to the novel fit to her writing of the story, and she kindly tells him that she will not revise the story even after he had asked. In a new age of literary demands in London, this work in particular was not afraid to speak of the literary no goes, including incest, motherlessness, colonialism, and slavery. This is partly the reason why readership experience differs from generations, for instance a 19th century reader would read this book with the impression that Jane Eyre is fighting to recieve love in her life, while the 21st century reader might experience the book by assuming that Jane Eyre that fights for equal rights in sexuality, while dismissing the attraction to love. 

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