The adaptation relationship between comics, cinema and animation: "Exile of The Dogs: Hayırsızada" animation movie sample
2019
0 views
0 downloads
Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Sabahattin Çalışkan
Abstract (EN)
Adaptation relations between literary genres have always been an interesting and never-ending source. When adapting between two genres, it is seen that the differences caused by the genres' unique narrative styles and characteristics always change the original source. Moreover, when transmitting, the degree of the loyalty to the essence of the original work means that adaptations can be classified. Although there are disagreements on this issue, it has been seen that adaptations can be classified into three groups as direct, indirect and free. The essence of this study is to be able to categorize the film adaptations with new definitions and to search the effects of the interpretations and preferences performed during the adaptation of the original work. In this study, which is transferred from comics to animation by using indirect adaptation method, to what extent the original work is subjected to the comments has been observed and it is aimed to protect the essence of the original story although the same story is told in a different way for adaptation.
Author
Dr. Ozan Küçükusta
How to Cite
Ozan Küçükusta (Master Thesis). The adaptation relationship between comics, cinema and animation: "Exile of The Dogs: Hayırsızada" animation movie sample, 2019, Anadolu University.
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Anadolu University
- Morphological, anatomical and phytochemical studies on Fritillaria imperialis L. and Fritillaria persica L.(2019)
- Religious architecture of Adana in Byzantine Period(2021)
- Animation and magical realism(2021)
- The effectiveness of teaching to safety travel skills by fasten seat belt using social stories to individuals with intellectual disabilities(2021)
- Investigation the expectations and experiences of parents about speech and language therapy"(2021)
- An analysis of the cello techniques used by Henri Dutilleuxin his work Trois Strophes Sur Le Nom de Sacher(2021)
