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The Effect of the Point of View in "Double Indemnity", Novel and Screenplay

Name: The Effect of the Point of View in "Double Indemnity", Novel and Screenplay
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Author: Kay Scheffler
ISBN: 978-3-656-25010-4

A Comparison

Term Paper (Advanced seminar), 2012

18 Pages, Grade: 1,3

Kay Scheffler (Author)

Excerpt

1. Introduction

2. The point of view in novels

3. The point of view in screenplays

4. The effect of the point of view in the novel “Double Indemnity”
4.1 Foreshadowing
4.2 Guiding the affection of the reader

5. The effect of the point of view in the screenplay “Double Indemnity”
5.1 Foreshadowing
5.2 Guiding the affection of the audience

6. Conclusion

7. Bibliography

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Title: The Effect of the Point of View in "Double Indemnity", Novel and Screenplay
Subtitle: A Comparison
College: University of Würzburg (Neuphilologisches Institut)
Course: Film Noir and Literature (Hauptseminar)
Grade: 1,3
Author: Kay Scheffler (Author)
Year: 2012
Pages: 18
Catalog Number: V198587
ISBN (eBook): 9783656248996
ISBN (Book): 9783656250104
File size: 440 KB
Language: English
Notes: From 5.1 onwards, the individual chapters are becoming briefer and less substantial. You fail to discuss which of the differences between novel and film are due to the different media and which are deliberate. Still, a very interesting analysis, with one major flaw: You ought to have adressed the "flashback technique" of the film and the resulting subjectivity of the version of events rendered within the flashbacks. Hence (only) 1.3
Keywords: noir fiction, film noir, double indemnity, roman noir, point of view, focalization, point of view in novels, point of view in screenplays

Quote paper: Kay Scheffler (Author), 2012, The Effect of the Point of View in "Double Indemnity", Novel and Screenplay, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/198587

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