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• W744579968 abstract "IntroductionTo create the civilization, or in other words, to create the accumulation of humans and communities, there are three basic sources: art, religion and science. is accepted as one of the basic sources of civilization and the last branch of fine arts. relationship between cinema and literature (which is the other oldest branches of fine arts), goes back to the initial years of cinema (Renan, 1965).The art of cinema is a new branch when compared with other branches of fine arts. is a combination of other arts such as painting, literature, music or drama. development of cinema has been very fast if we compare it with other branches of art. Since the first impression, cinema technique has almost been surpassed itself. However, literature is in the highest interaction with the seventh art of cinema as Monaco stated The narrative potential of film is so marked that it has developed its strongest bond not with painting, not even with drama, but with the novel. Films and novels are telling long and very detailed stories... (Monaco, 2000: 47).Literature is taking the reality of life that sometimes contradicts it, to benefit from the opportunities of writing and speaking languages, and so it reaches a new dimension. Development of writing and speaking languages which are the material of literature has enriched the expressive possibilities of literary works; and thus the society has become richer.Cinema uses visual elements which are found in limited nature environment and are about the reality of life. uses the visual language in addition to written and spoken languages. Visual communication, which has been used by people since from ancient times, has turned into an expression tool such as the cinema through developing techniques. has created a unique language. Literature gives materials to cinema such as topics and themes (Wellek, 1983).Many famous directors like Orson Welles, Vittorio de Sica, Alain Resnais, Stanley Kubrick, Jean Renoir, Francois Truffaut, John Houston, Robert Altman or Fred Zimmerman filmed literary adaptations for the cinema.Today, we cannot find any examples from classical literary that have not been adapted to cinema. Works of writers such as Homer, Sophocles, Shakespeare, Cervantes, Balzac, Stendhal or Hemingway, were adapted to cinema.Since its beginning, Turkish cinema has made significant adaptations from Turkish Literature. Nearly all the most important films have as sources literary works. Some important and unforgettable examples are: Pence, Murebbiye, Binnaz, Atecten Gomlek or BogaziciEsrari... (Ozon, 1966).Television is a new item that brings new dimensions in the relationship between cinema and literature. From the beginning, television producers have been interested in literary works and made adaptation films and serials. Especially some authors, who are close, to cinema wrote their own scenario for their works, hence the interest of the cinema is increasing constantly.1. Properties of CinemaCinema still bears a two-dimensional image feature. Therefore, perceiving the shapes of the image in two-dimensions is an important problem related to the cinema. In addition, a movie is different from a static photograph. does not have only the moving pictures and images. Some philosophers or producers such as Arnheim, Munsterberg, Bazin and Eisenstein, connect the details about issues such as perception of two-dimensional moving images with would be effects.At the same time moving images merge with words and tunes in cinema. That is why cinema is a multi-dimensional world. Metz (1974) said that Cinema is a very broad issue. You can go different ways on this issue. is a phenomenon that includes the problems about aesthetics, sociology and semiology.Cinema represents the total elements of a movie that tell a story in the most appropriate way. film artist tries to deliver these images with a particular arrangement. …" @default.
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