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Character, type, persona, or the same type is a type of discussion that is widely discussed in fiction today. This discussion was first raised in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. People are the same everywhere in the world and share many characteristics. We are all playing roles throughout our lives and we behave the same way everywhere. Marxists say that social class and occupation indicate a person's personality. The characteristics that depend on the class and occupation of individuals are called typical or persona. For example, the type of worker, employee, teacher, doctor, etc. If we add the common characteristics common to people of a social class and their occupation - that is, the typical or personal characteristics - to the completely individual and personal characteristics, then we have created a fictional character. This book has 4 chapters including: Chapter I, Introduction to the Subject;Chapter II, The Place of the Character in Literature and Cinema;Chapter III, Getting to Know the 12 Types of Characters in Stories;Chapter IV, Character and Characterization in Dramatic Literature and References.

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