1. Gender Stereotyping in To Kill a Mockingbird
The general attributes of both males and females conform to the image" of each gender which can many times lead to stereotyping. ... The lack of evidence does no justice as Mayella's word as a woman accusing a man of rape is taken against a man's. ... Men's roles involve protecting the woman's honor, as seen in court with Mayella and the male jury. ... Jem constantly comments to Scout as to how to act like a girl but also takes on the role of Scout's protector as he matures. ... As well, Scout defies the gender stereotype, propelling her to act more like a male as she ...
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