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Functioning like a clockwork – musicality in "A Clockwork Orange"

Name: Functioning like a clockwork – musicality in "A Clockwork Orange"
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Author: Lukas Dingelmaier
ISBN: 978-3-656-23184-4

Music and musical elements in A Clockwork Orange, both novella and film, are realised and play an important role in achieving the main purpose of the novel/film: to discuss the idea of the free will

Term Paper (Advanced seminar), 2011

28 Pages, Grade: 1,3

Lukas Dingelmaier (Author)

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

1.0 Music in film and literature
1.1 Functions of film-music
1.2 Different kinds of film-music
1.3 Summary
1.4 Musical elements in literature
1.4.1 The beat-poets
1.4.2 Different kinds of intermediality between film and literature
1.5 Conclusion and thesis statement

2.0 Practical part
2.1 Musical elements and their function in the novella
2.1.1 A Clockwork Orange and the sonata form
2.1.2 Literature staged as music in A Clockwork Orange
2.2 The score-music of A Clockwork Orange
2.3 Synthesis of film and book - musical elements translated into film

3.0 Conclusion

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Title: Functioning like a clockwork – musicality in "A Clockwork Orange"
Subtitle: Music and musical elements in A Clockwork Orange, both novella and film, are realised and play an important role in achieving the main purpose of the novel/film: to discuss the idea of the free will
College: University of Augsburg (Philologisch-Historische Fakultät)
Course: Fiction and Film - Literary Texts and Their Filmic Adaptions
Grade: 1,3
Author: Lukas Dingelmaier (Author)
Year: 2011
Pages: 28
Catalog Number: V196422
ISBN (eBook): 9783656228417
ISBN (Book): 9783656231844
File size: 621 KB
Language: English
Keywords: functioning, clockwork, orange, music, literature, spontaneous prose, kubrick, burgess, film, novella, violence, beat poets

Quote paper: Lukas Dingelmaier (Author), 2011, Functioning like a clockwork – musicality in "A Clockwork Orange", Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/196422

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