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Characterization
Presentation by:Dr. Jafari and Someone
History of characterization
1)The role of Aristotle.
2)How the character-driven narration,became known?
3)What was petite bourgeoisie?
Character and Plot
1•Plot-based
Fiction
2•Commerci
al
3•Simple
1•Character-
based Fiction
2•Literary
3•Complex
1)The plane crashed.
2)The drunk pilot crashed in a stolen plane.
3)The depressed pilot ,rejected by his second wife, fails to listen to a transmission from the tower and is injured after a midair collision.
4)The plane was shot down by enemy fire.
Character and Plot
Development
Character
Theme and
meaning
Plot and setting
Reasonable motivations
Clear logic of action
Believable dialogue
1)Unique character,,,,,not stereotypical
2)Character should be adopted by the reader. It means believable.
3)Main character should not change by adding other characters unless there is strong reason.
Complexity
Direct & Indirect presentation
The patient boy and quiet girl were both well mannered and did not disobey their mother.
Explanation: The author is directly telling the audience the personality of these two children. The boy is “patient” and the girl is “quiet.”
Direct presentation
An indirect presentation is when a child learns things by watching other kids or people perform a certain task. They observe the task as well as the consequences.
Indirect presentation
Indirect Characterization 1)Speech
What does the character say? How does the character speak?
Example:
Mike instantly answered:”but we can have lots of fun,that is funny.”
2)Thoughts
What is revealed through the character `s private thoughts and feelings?
Example:
“So all we could do was to sit! sit! sit! sit!” and we did not like it.
Explanation: these are the thoughts of a narrator as he stares out the window on a rainy day.
3)Effects on others
4)Actions
5)Looks
STEAL
Kind of character
Flat
Stock character
Round
Flat character
Round character
Playing a supporting role to the main
character
Flat & Round
Stock character
Smart detective Chinese's
Kung Fu Master
The Kind & Wise Grandma
Kin
d of
ch
arac
ter
Static
Dynamic
Static character
During the story
Dynamic character:
Character
Accident
Condition … Charact
er
Character foilThis happen when two character are opposite with each other in a particular way. By putting the two characters next to each other, the differences are emphasized.
History:
1) The word epiphany means
2)James joyce role
3)Epiphany in traditional and pre-modern cultures
4) William burroughs idea about epiphany
Epiphany
A drug-influenced stateA frozen moment when everyone sees what is at
the end of the fork.
Archimedes
Isaac Newton
Myth of epiphany
Watch your thoughts; they become wordsWatch your words; they become actions . Watch your actions; they become habits.
Watch your habits; they become character . Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.