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Representation & Adaptation

Characters are role models that shape your take on life. Their representations and adaptations build up your view and are different across cultures and media. With the database on this site, you can gain an insight in how this works and play with visual and textual comparisons.

Map Your Hero(ine) also provides an overview of the research into characters as role models so far, and in its turn contributes to research of other teachers and students alike.

Distant Reading Database
Text Mining Database