This diploma thesis deals with an analysis and comparison of dramatizations of The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame, a book which ranks among the British children's classics. The paper examines to what extent the dramatizations correspond to the book, whether and why they deviate from the original text, and what consequences these changes have. The thesis focuses on four dramatizations – a play by Alan Alexander Milne called Toad of Toad Hall, Alfa Theatre production of The Wind in the Willows, a Walt Disney short animated film The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, and Terry Jones´s adaptation of The Wind in the Willows to a feature film. In the thesis, firstly the book and then the dramatizations are analyzed in terms of the theme...
American professor Jack David Zipes has developed a theory of memetics and cultural evolution and ar...
Writing about Shakespeare’s romances, Northrop Frye defined them “popular plays”, meaning that they ...
This thesis examines the adaptation of stage plays to cinema, and of films to theatre. The creative ...
This thesis explains about the analysis of the characters, motives, and conflict experienced by the...
This bachelor thesis focuses on adaptation processes present in the transfer of Alan Bennett's plays...
The purpose of my thesis has been to establish the reasons for adapting Shakespeare for children in ...
The diploma begins with Rudyard Kipling's biography and bibliography, the author of The Jungle Book....
In 1908, Kenneth Grahame\u27s The Wind in the Willows was published to surprisingly little critical ...
Tomáš Loužný’s Bachelor Thesis follows foundations of his directing work both inside and outside of ...
The aim of this Bachelor thesis is to compare Tim Burton's film adaptations with novels they are bas...
This thesis explores the world of adaptation and the transformation from book to musical theater sta...
Diploma work begins with the definition of fantasy and its structure, adapted from the book The Magi...
The diploma entitled Dance dramatization of a fairy tale Peter and the Wolf describes the process of...
The master's thesis covers the case of action research in the field of classroom theatre and the fai...
The theme of my bachelor thesis is a comparison of a dramatic artwork Rosencrantz and Guildenstern A...
American professor Jack David Zipes has developed a theory of memetics and cultural evolution and ar...
Writing about Shakespeare’s romances, Northrop Frye defined them “popular plays”, meaning that they ...
This thesis examines the adaptation of stage plays to cinema, and of films to theatre. The creative ...
This thesis explains about the analysis of the characters, motives, and conflict experienced by the...
This bachelor thesis focuses on adaptation processes present in the transfer of Alan Bennett's plays...
The purpose of my thesis has been to establish the reasons for adapting Shakespeare for children in ...
The diploma begins with Rudyard Kipling's biography and bibliography, the author of The Jungle Book....
In 1908, Kenneth Grahame\u27s The Wind in the Willows was published to surprisingly little critical ...
Tomáš Loužný’s Bachelor Thesis follows foundations of his directing work both inside and outside of ...
The aim of this Bachelor thesis is to compare Tim Burton's film adaptations with novels they are bas...
This thesis explores the world of adaptation and the transformation from book to musical theater sta...
Diploma work begins with the definition of fantasy and its structure, adapted from the book The Magi...
The diploma entitled Dance dramatization of a fairy tale Peter and the Wolf describes the process of...
The master's thesis covers the case of action research in the field of classroom theatre and the fai...
The theme of my bachelor thesis is a comparison of a dramatic artwork Rosencrantz and Guildenstern A...
American professor Jack David Zipes has developed a theory of memetics and cultural evolution and ar...
Writing about Shakespeare’s romances, Northrop Frye defined them “popular plays”, meaning that they ...
This thesis examines the adaptation of stage plays to cinema, and of films to theatre. The creative ...