"Personality in Literature" is a fascinating study of the psychology of heroes and their role in literary works. The author, RA Scott-James, reveals to the reader a unique perspective on how authors recreate and develop the personalities of their characters through word, gesture, and action. With this book, you will learn about what aspects of personality influence the plot of a work and how they relate to context and historical era. "Personality in Literature" will be a valuable source of information for all fans of literature, psychologists and researchers of the art of speech.