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Characters and Character States
2021This chapter examines the theory and methods that allow systematists to recognize characters, character states, and the taxa they delimit. In systematics, similarity is a relative relation that exists among at least three things. For a given attribute, two things are more similar to one another than either of them is to a third thing, and when multiple
Andrew V. Z. Brower, Randall T. Schuh
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New Literary History, 1974
HAT EXACTLY is "character"? How is it possible at present to think of the "concept" of "character"-if it is a concept? Assuming that this concept has a history, how far are we along now in this history or in the examination of this history? What does "character" name?
Helene Cixous, Keith Cohen
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HAT EXACTLY is "character"? How is it possible at present to think of the "concept" of "character"-if it is a concept? Assuming that this concept has a history, how far are we along now in this history or in the examination of this history? What does "character" name?
Helene Cixous, Keith Cohen
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Character, Character Type, and Character Organization
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1989This paper explores the relevance of the concept of character organization for psychoanalysis and argues for its usefulness in preserving what is specific to character. Character organization is viewed as a bridge concept between the observable and the structural, the role of fantasy and object relations in development, and as a convenient way of ...
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Character in Fiction and Fiction in Character
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1990This paper examines the concept of fictional character from a psychoanalytic point of view, including its synthesis and the role of reader response. A second section takes up the role of fiction in the development of character.
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Chaucer’s Characters, Chaucer’s Character, and the Character of Chaucer’s Verse
2022AbstractAfter a brief general survey of the responses to Chaucer that followed after Dryden’s Fables, this chapter concentrates on three related topics: eighteenth-century accounts of Chaucer’s characterization in The Canterbury Tales; attempts to divine the character of Chaucer the Man from his Works; and different (and sometimes conflicting ...
David Hopkins, Tom Mason
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2009
How good is a story without a good protagonist, or even a good plot? One of the flaws that are pointed to edutainment and entertainment applications is that they do not have an underlying story, and their characters end up without character. With this we mean that each character do not exhibit any qualities or features that distinguishes one person ...
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How good is a story without a good protagonist, or even a good plot? One of the flaws that are pointed to edutainment and entertainment applications is that they do not have an underlying story, and their characters end up without character. With this we mean that each character do not exhibit any qualities or features that distinguishes one person ...
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Commencing character: A case study of character development in college
Journal of Moral Education, 2022Eranda Jayawickreme +2 more
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