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Shared publicly -In which +John Green teaches you MORE about To Kill a Mockingbird. In this installment, John teaches you about race, class, and gender in the American south, as seen through the eyes of Scout and Harper Lee. John will talk about how Scout learns about these aspects of the social order as she interacts with the people of the town, learns from Calpurnia, watches the trial of Tom Robinson, and endures the attack of Bob Ewell. You'll also learn a little bit about Demi Moore and Mila Kunis, and John will ask just who is the Mockingbird, anyway? Not that he'll answer that, but he'll ask it.
Race, Class, and Gender in To Kill a Mockingbird: Crash Course Literature 211
Race, Class, and Gender in To Kill a Mockingbird: Crash Course Literature 211
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If your opinon, was Scout aware of what she was doing?
You state her empathic nature, but this was a girl that was quick to fight and judge with a complete lack of empathy that was only see in hindsite to her actions or when instructed that her reactions where wrong (a complete lack of understanding the "human clockwork" arround her, as show on numerious occassions throught the book).
There's empathy within the book, but I'm not convinced Scout was a predominant character displaying that quality.
You state her empathic nature, but this was a girl that was quick to fight and judge with a complete lack of empathy that was only see in hindsite to her actions or when instructed that her reactions where wrong (a complete lack of understanding the "human clockwork" arround her, as show on numerious occassions throught the book).
There's empathy within the book, but I'm not convinced Scout was a predominant character displaying that quality.
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