Titlebook: Character Focalization in Children’s Novels; Don K. Philpot Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Pragmatics.Lite

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DWR for Fun and Profit (a DWR Game!)om previous chapters. The chapter begins with the illustrative case of ten-year-old Jess Aarons, who comes to understand that being a best friend means going out on a limb, being companionable, and recognizing that friends have minds of their own.

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Don K. PhilpotExplores the ways focalizing characters experience their worlds perceptually and psychologically.Shows that contemporary realistic novels written in the third person can be richly meaningful.Presents

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Zhongren Zhou,Cory T. Bernadt,Huihong Xuve experiences including believing, deciding, expecting, imagining, knowing, questioning, realizing, recollecting, and theorizing. Distinctive .-patterns develop in each novel and are examined at length in this chapter. These patterns include . and ., and a pattern of thinking that is unique to one

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DWR for Fun and Profit (a DWR Game!)mensions introduced in chapter .: identifications, qualities, abilities, failings, feats, and efficacy. Yolonda Blue perceives herself as being able to control situations (efficacy), and Frances Cressen perceives herself as a disappointing child (quality, identification). Augmented, reconfigured, an