Configurations from a Graphical Viewpoint Configurations can be studied from a graph theoretical viewpoint via the so called Levi graphs and lie at the heart of graphs groups surfaces and geometries all of which are very active areas of mathematical exploration. In this self contained textbook algebraic graph theory is used to introduce groups; topological graph theory is used to explore surfaces; and geometric graph theory is implemented to analyze incidence geometries. After a preview of configurations in Chapter 1 a concise introduction to graph theory is presented in Chapter 2 followed by a geometric introduction to groups in Chapter 3. Maps and surfaces are combinatorially treated in Chapter 4. Chapter 5 introduces the concept of incidence structure through vertex colored graphs and the combinatorial aspects of classical configurations are studied. Geometric aspects some historical remarks references and applications of classical configurations appear in the last chapter. With over two hundred illustrations challenging exercises at the end of each chapter a comprehensive bibliography and a set of open problems Configurations from a Graphical Viewpoint is well suited for a graduate graph theory course an advanced undergraduate seminar or a self contained reference for mathematicians and researchers. Preface Introduction Graphs Groups Actions and Symmetry Maps Combinatorial Configurations Geometric Configurations Index Bibliography.