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	Preface
	Introduction
1.	The Shelleys: Author and Character, Reality and Fiction ______Simon C. Edgett
2.	Ellen Foster: A Character Study from the Inside Out ______Sandra K. Friday
3.	A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Creating Expressive Character Portraits in Art based on the work of Hanoch Piven, Kara Walker, and Cindy Sherman ______Melody S. Gallagher
4.	Forging Life: Characterization through Prose ______Timothy A. Grady
5.	Reading Characters, Reading Ourselves: Reflecting with Monster's Steve Harmon ______Sean T. Griffin
6.	Creating Character: Performance, Analysis, and Social Development Using Romeo and Juliet ______Elizabeth A. Johnson
7.	The Things We Carry: Understanding Grief and Loss through a Memorial Ceremony, the Elegy, and the List Poem ______Judith J. Katz
8.	Poetry Alive! Grabbing Young Readers via the Lyrical Voice ______Waltrina D. Kirkland-Mullins
9.	Literary Analysis: Understanding of Character through the Elements of Literature and the World Around Us ______Katharine M. Liphardt
10.	I Like What I Like, Because I Like It! An Epistemological Approach to Literary Analysis and Interpretation ______Tina M. Manus
11.	Character Investigations ______Melissa B. McCarty
12.	Better Read than Viewed? Contrasting the Novel and Film ______Mary Lou L. Narowski
13.	Macbeth and Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Intriguing Individuals Revealed through Structure, Setting, Imagery, and Symbols. ______Marialuisa Sapienza

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