... made visible and audible (Lodge, 1993:196-200). In the process of dramatization, there is inevitably a certain amount of re-accentuation and refocusing of themes, characters, and plot. The most evident challenges of adapting of a novel to the screen could be gathered in four branches, which are listed and ... above comparison the average age shift is increased in ten years. Such a translation from page to screen is not accidental. This development of literary characters is influenced by the set of modern stereotypes and perception aspects. In the twenties century a seventeen years old gir...

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... , like a novel, but rather a collective effort of many involved all with the desire to profit from their labour. In order to attract an audience the films will 'necessarily reflect those themes, attitudes, values, stars and styles which will best guarantee popular success ' On the whole, it is not unreasonable to assume that films do reflect the values of the society within ... . Post-modernist thought says that all history is biased, and an interpretation and even goes so far as to suggest that 'an historical text is in essence nothing more than a literary text, a poetical creation as de...

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