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Constantin M. Behler
BIS 215
Bothell Campus
Studies the process of artistic adaptation by examining how significant literary works are translated into the medium of film. Explores the respective strengths and possibilities as well as the unique challenges, of literary and cinematic communication.
Class description
We will read three novels and study closely their adaptation into film: E.M. Forster, A Room with a View; Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway; Stephen King, The Shining.
Student learning goals
Literary and cinematic appreciation
Understanding literary and cinematic art as different forms of communication.
Writing about literature and film.
General method of instruction
Lectures, as well as full class and small group discussions.
Recommended preparation
Read novels and see significant films.
Class assignments and grading
Three 5-page papers.
Papers and class discussion.
