Little Women by Louisa May Alcott In the book “Little Women” by Louisa May Alcott, what tensions or dialectical opposition’s relevant to education are present, used, and or/explored by the author? Just need the question answered using 3 quotes from the book or supporting information/situations.
Discuss the degree to which, in each girl’s case, the confrontation with her “bosom enemy” plays out.
Book: Little Women In chapter one, each of the March girls confesses to a character-fault, a “bosom enemy” that she resolves to overcome. Meg cares too much about her looks and too little about work, Jo is too “rough and wild” and high-tempered. Amy is selfish, Beth is shy. Several succeeding chapters focus on how […]