The symbolism of the colours enables the audience to identify the various categories of character: noble heroes are associated with green; red with villains; black, the colour of evil and death, for demons; lastly orange for women.
Some critics have paralleled Andrade's race and family background to the interaction between categories of his character Macunaíma.
The AOL running man and the Budweiser Clydesdales won in the category of brand characters, or icons as they are known for the voting, which took place on a section of the Advertising Week Web site (advertisingweek.com/wof).com/wof
"For most in Russia, including Yeltsin and certainly Putin, I think Lenin remained in a different category of historical characters," Michael McFaul, a Stanford University Russia scholar, wrote in a recent e-mail message.
It remains to be seen whether it will feature Dirty Den, played by Leslie Grantham, who is in the rare category of soap characters who have been killed off twice; if he returns as a ghost, he could make it a hat-trick.
Within the general category of the characters there are smaller groupings, the names for which have been commonly agreed upon for some time.
/ xíngshēng: Phonetic complexes, in which one part often called the radical indicates the general semantic category of the character (such as water-related or eye-related), and the other part is another character, used for its phonetic value.
The Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame is asking consumers to vote for four inductees for 2008 in the categories of favorite brand character, or icon, and favorite slogan.
Additional to the narrative substance, the novelists redefined the formal literary categories of author, narrator, character, plot, story, and reader, in order to examine the etymological link between "author" and "authority", wherein the figure of the novelist (the author) became very important to the telling of the tale.
The phenotypes related to each gene were classified into "major category" and "category of objective character" (Table 1).
