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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Characters and characteristics in literature"”.

  1. The types of character presented in the works of Alphonse Daudet

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  2. Characterization in satire: the three degrees of roundness; purpose, complexity, and credibility

    … to explore how courtship, marriage, family, and divorce would be perceived by characters of the Greek mythos as they attempt to assimilate to a fictional Western culture through the use of satirical conventions. How would modern cultural normalities be accepted or rejected by these …

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  3. Introduction to magic & thaumaturgy

    … along with a short craft essay titled, “Affect and Interiority: Tools of Characterization in Speculative Fiction.” The short stories are rooted within an individual character’s encounter with the spectacular, specifically focusing on how individualized characterization drives the plot forward. …

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  4. Lucille excerpts

    … “Lucille Excerpts” by Graicen O’Neal Hixson contains two parts. The first is a ten-page craft paper analyzing worldbuilding within three novels: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, The Road by Cormac McCarthy, and Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer. The craft paper uses the book Wonderbook: The …

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  5. Archives of facade

    Fantasy is a genre that seldom includes black characters. When black characters are present, they often lack the same narrative significance, reliability and character growth that is given to white characters. This can lead to poorly written black characters that lack purpose or fall victim to …

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