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theme
Theme
There are many themes explored in To Kill A Mockingbird which help to draw the plot together and to make this one of the most studied and read novels of all time. The important thing to remember as you read though, is that the meaning and lessons you take with you may be the best. Some of the many themes explored in this novel include the following:
- Racism/Prejudice/Stereotypes
- Tolerance
- Courage and Fear
- Coming of Age/Growing up
- Classroom education vs. experiential education
- Justice and Truth
- Taking a stand
- Social class and caste
- Understanding others' viewpoints
- Individuality vs. Conformity
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RELATED LINKS:
A Study Guide with thematic information
Links and Resources for To Kill A Mockingbird
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