19世纪英国女作家夏洛蒂·勃朗特的小说《简·爱》以主人公简.爱的女性主体反抗男性权威的女性个人叙述声音而成为女性主义批评的经典文本,文本以简·爱的个人叙事建构了中心化的女性话语空间,但与之相对的是简.爱边缘化的日常生活空间,使文本展示出逆向延伸的空间特征,结合列斐伏尔的日常生活批判理论和福柯的话语理论探讨这一空间特征,这是夏洛蒂对维多利亚时代女性空间问题的思考,同时为研究者提供了丰富的阐释空间。 19th Century British writer Charlotte Bronte’s novel “Jane Eyre” became the classic text of feminist criticism with the heroine Jane Eyre, the female subject of the love against male authority, and the text as Jane Eyre The individual narrative constructs a centralized space for women’s discourse, but contrasts with the marginalization of Jane’s day-to-day marginalization of the space of everyday life, which enables the text to demonstrate the inversely extended spatial features, combined with Lefebvre’s Critical Theory of Daily Life and Foucault Discourse theory to explore this spatial feature, which is Charlotte’s thinking on the Victorian era of female space, while providing researchers with a wealth of interpretation space.