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Literary Characters and Their Verbal Mimicry through the Prism of Gestalt Analysis

Subjects: Speech Communication; Verbal Communication; Social Status

  • Source: Arab World English Journal. Jun 2021 12(2):457-468.12

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Superman Is Dead: How We Help Students Make Sense of Literary Characters

Subjects: English Teachers; Reading Instruction; English Instruction

  • Source: English Journal. Sep 2012 102(1):27-33.7

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An Examination of Fourth Graders' Aesthetic Engagement with Literary Characters

Subjects: Elementary School Students; Grade 4; Reader Text Relationship

  • Source: Reading Psychology. 2013 34(1):1-25.25

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Mental Representation of Literary Characters as a Distinct Aspect of Response to Literature

Subjects: Reader Response; Rating Scales; PersonalityIceland

  • Source: Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research. Dec 2009 53(6):591-615.25

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Gender Roles: Listening to Classroom Talk about Literary Characters.

Subjects: Classroom Communication; Classroom Research; Discussion (Teaching Technique)

  • Source: English Journal. Jan 1999 88(3):43-49.7

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A Study of the Attitudes of Sixth Grade Children Toward Literary Characters Represented as Speaking Nonstandard Dialects of American English.

Subjects: Characterization; Elementary Education; Grade 6

  • Source: 137

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Attitudes of Children Toward Literary Characters Who Speak Regional Dialects of American English.

Subjects: Characterization; Childhood Attitudes; Fiction

  • Source: 179

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Literary Characters Who Are Disabled.

Subjects: Alcoholism; Characterization; Literary Devices

  • Source: Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin. Sep 1986 30(1):57-61.5

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Sherlock Holmes Meets Othello: A MDS Analysis of Literary Characters.

Subjects: Attitude Change; Characterization; College Students

  • Source: British Journal of Educational Psychology. Nov 1980 50(pt3):277-288.12

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Using Moral and Ethical Frameworks as Instructional Tools in High School Senior English Classes

Subjects: High School Seniors; Moral Values; EthicsPennsylvania

  • Source: Values and Ethics in Educational Administration. Win 2007 5(2).8

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