Summary:
This essay is a brief introspection into the theme of education presented in the first six chapters of Harper Lee's book, 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'
In the literary world, the word 'education' has conceptually remained the same since Harper Lee's time. Most people associate education with only being able to add 2 + 2 together. Some believe that true education can never be translated outside the boundaries of the school while others think that all education is good. Harper Lee's book, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' brings us to a different conclusion about true education through the experiences of the many characters involved in the novel namely Scout and Jem. When highlighting the theme of education from chapters 1 - 6, one has to divide it into two headings, logical education and social education.
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