Understanding Social Injustice in Literature
Students will analyze literary works that depict various forms of social injustice, exploring their causes and effects on characters and society.
Key Questions
- Analyze how an author uses character experiences to highlight issues of social injustice.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of literary narratives in raising awareness about societal inequalities.
- Predict how characters might challenge or succumb to systems of injustice.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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