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What is the effect of the episodic structure of the novel on its themes?
Jo Bhaer admits that she understands Nan because she was “a naughty child myself” (97). Discuss the novel’s exploration of the value of empathy in education.
Plumfield is depicted as a utopian community, set apart from social norms. How does Alcott use the setting to explore idealism in education?
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