Literature Appreciation--Analyzing Characters
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Shows that the primary difference between one literary character and another is the relative degree of complexity of each and shows students how to recognize and use information supplied by the author to help them improve their understanding of characters in literature. Recreates the characters Walter Mitty, John Oakhurst, and Hester Prynne who appear in dramatizations of famous stories. Records each character's rating of himself in terms of development and complexity and invites judgment of their actions based on each author's purpose in writing his story., Presents literary characters who come to life to explains themselves, appear in dramatizations of stories they are in and rate themselves in terms of development and complexity.
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Registered 1May70 · MP20854 (Jul-Dec 1970) Copyright holder: Coronet Instructional Films, a division of Esquire, Inc
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Shows that the primary difference between one literary character and another is the relative degree of complexity of each and shows students how to recognize and use information supplied by the author to help them improve their understanding of characters in literature. Recreates the characters Walter Mitty, John Oakhurst, and Hester Prynne who appear in dramatizations of famous stories. Records each character's rating of himself in terms of development and complexity and invites judgment of their actions based on each author's purpose in writing his story., Presents literary characters who come to life to explains themselves, appear in dramatizations of stories they are in and rate themselves in terms of development and complexity.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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- U.S. Copyright Office, Catalog of Copyright Entries (renewals, 1970–1978) — copyright
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