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Index
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
INTRODUCTION
ONE: What Is Description?
TWO: The Eye of the Beholder
THREE: From Eye to Word: The Description
FOUR: The Nose and Mouth and Hand and Ear of the Beholder
FIVE: Figuratively Speaking: A “Perception of Resemblances”
SIX: Bringing Characters to Life Through Description
SEVEN: The Eye of the Teller: How Point of View Affects Description
EIGHT: The Story Takes Its Place: Descriptions of Setting
NINE: Plot and Pace: How Description Shapes the Narrative Line
TEN: The Big Picture
END NOTES, TOWARD A BEGINNING
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
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