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Literary hero

A literary hero is an image of a person or an animal in fiction . Also in this sense, the concepts of “character” and “ character ” are used. Often, literary heroes are called only the more important characters (characters).

Literary heroes are usually divided into positive and negative, but such a division is very arbitrary. There are, in particular, antiheroes combining the traits of both positive and negative characters.

Often in the literature there was a process of formalizing the character of the heroes, when they turned into the "type" of some vice, passion, etc. The creation of such “types” was especially characteristic of classicism , while the image of a person played an official role in relation to a certain dignity, lack, and inclination.

A special place in the series of literary heroes is occupied by genuine persons introduced into a fictional context - for example, historical characters of novels.

See also

  • Character
  • Narrator
  • Character prototype
  • Role hero

Links

  • Article in the Brief Literary Encyclopedia
  • Lukov Vl. A. Young hero in literature // Knowledge. Understanding. Skill . - 2005. - No. 1 . - S. 141-147 .
  • Ginzburg Lydia. About a literary hero. L., 1979
  • Literary heroes of great literature (inaccessible link)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Literary Hero&oldid = 100437909


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