The Encyclopedia of Novels Into Film 2nd Edition by Professor John C Tibbett, James M Welsh, Robert Wise, Rodney Hill, Canadian Bruce Hutchison, Gene Phillips ISBN 0816063818  978-1859835203

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ISBN 10: 0816063818

ISBN 13: 978-1859835203

Author: Professor John C Tibbett, James M Welsh, Robert Wise, Rodney Hill, Canadian Bruce Hutchison, Gene Phillips 

Completely revised and updated, The Encyclopedia of Novels into Film, Second Edition provides a comprehensive, in-depth look at more than 300 American and foreign novels and their film adaptations. Edited and written by two renowned film scholars, with contributions from more than 70 top experts in the field, this engaging reference explores both the popular and lesser-known films that have come to define this genre. Covering both American and foreign films, each of the more than 300 illuminating entries provides an overview of the literary source and a critical assessment of its various film adaptations. This edition includes more than 30 all-new entries and numerous updates to cover new adaptations, as well as many new photographs. Providing an in-depth look at how books are selected for the silver screen, The Encyclopedia of Novels into Film, Second Edition is a fascinating study for anyone interested in film and literature

The Encyclopedia of Novels Into Film 2nd Table of contents: 

• Introduction: The Art of Adaptation

  • The process of adapting novels into films
  • Historical overview of the relationship between literature and cinema
  • Key factors that influence successful adaptations

• Chapter 1: Early Adaptations and Pioneers

  • Early examples of novel-to-film adaptations
  • The role of silent cinema in adapting literary works
  • Key directors and filmmakers in the early years of film adaptations

• Chapter 2: Genres of Novel-to-Film Adaptations

  • Adaptations across different genres: Drama, horror, romance, science fiction, fantasy, etc.
  • Exploring the challenges and opportunities of adapting various literary genres
  • Notable examples in each genre

• Chapter 3: Iconic Literary Works and Their Film Adaptations

  • Classic novels and their iconic film adaptations (e.g., Pride and Prejudice, The Great Gatsby, Moby Dick)
  • A closer look at how these adaptations have changed over time and their cultural impact
  • Comparative analysis of novel and film versions

• Chapter 4: The Adaptation Process: From Page to Screen

  • An exploration of the key steps in adapting a novel into a film
  • Screenwriting, casting, and directing in the context of literary adaptations
  • The role of producers, studios, and authors in the process

• Chapter 5: Challenges and Controversies in Novel-to-Film Adaptations

  • Fidelity to the original work: Is a faithful adaptation always better?
  • Artistic license and creative reinterpretations in adaptations
  • The impact of commercial pressures and audience expectations
  • Criticism and praise of controversial adaptations

• Chapter 6: Adaptation Styles and Techniques

  • Different styles of adaptation: Faithful, loose, reimagined, and contemporary takes on classic works
  • The transformation of narrative, character, and themes from novel to film
  • Cinematic techniques used to convey the essence of a novel

• Chapter 7: Adaptations in the Modern Era

  • The rise of franchise adaptations and the role of blockbuster filmmaking
  • Young adult novels and their successful transitions to film (e.g., Harry Potter, The Hunger Games)
  • The influence of streaming services on adaptations (e.g., Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime)

• Chapter 8: International Adaptations

  • Film adaptations of novels from different cultural and literary traditions
  • Notable international adaptations (e.g., The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Remains of the Day)
  • Cross-cultural exchanges in literature and cinema

• Chapter 9: Adaptation and the Future of Literature and Film

  • The future of literary adaptations in the digital age
  • Potential trends and emerging genres in adaptations
  • The evolving relationship between literature and film in an ever-changing media landscape

• Appendices

  • A list of notable novels that have been adapted into films, categorized by genre, director, or literary period
  • Filmography of directors known for their literary adaptations
  • Awards and accolades given to successful adaptations

• References

  • A comprehensive list of resources, scholarly works, and further readings related to novel-to-film adaptations

• Index

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