Lady Runcie Campbell is depicted as a strict, stern, conflicted, elitist, and unsympathetic character in the story. Despite her upper-class status and Christian beliefs causing internal conflict, she struggles to show kindness and understanding towards others, particularly the gatherers who seek she

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The belief in the S-shape curve of educational benefits leads to the harmful practice of placing all educational hopes on one child, creating a perceived poverty trap. The combination of high ambition and low expectations in elitist school systems perpetuates inequality and stereotype threat, hinder

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Delve into the complexities of elitism and populism in democracy, exploring their conceptual roots, the contrast between them, and the paradoxical nature of elitist-populist dynamics. Discover how these ideologies shape political discourse and leadership styles, influencing the dynamics of democrati

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