What does the story, To Kill A Mockingbird, have to say about the importance of tradition?

Question

There are times the narrator approves of tradition, for example, in defending old-fashioned ideas about education. On the other hand Atticus criticizes Aunt Alexandra for being too concerned about family traditions. And he himself violated these traditions when he became a lawyer instead of a farmer.


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Answer 1

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