摘 要
在世界文学史和电影史中,由文学著作改编成的电影层出不穷,使得文学经典在光影中得以延续。弗拉基米尔•纳博科夫的小说《洛丽塔》由著名导演库布里克改编成同名电影，英语论文，而两者都成为了各自领域中的经典。《洛丽塔》是纳博科夫在美国文坛发表的第一部具有作用力的小说，英国新闻界把它选为二战以来作用世界的100部名作之一。纳博科夫的创作推动了后现代主义文学的进程，评论家将他比作是引导美国文学从现代主义向后现代主义过渡的中心人物，他被后世冠以后现代派、象征主义作家、讽喻家、颓废派、超现实主义作家等各种头衔。1962年，好莱坞著名导演库布里克将《洛丽塔》搬上银幕，美国掀起了一阵“洛丽塔”旋风，“洛丽塔”成为了一种文化现象和一个文化代名词。这篇论文从略论纳博科夫和库布里克的著作特色入手，将小说《洛丽塔》和库布里克改编的电影《洛丽塔》进行欣赏、略论和对比，英语论文范文，略论了两者的差异以及改编之后电影《洛丽塔》意义重心的转移，着重研讨了这些差异对小说和电影有何作用，并研讨了改编学的发展和意义。
关键词：洛丽塔；改编；电影；对比
Abstract
In the world history of literature and movie, movies adapted from literature works emerge in an endless stream, thus literary classics continue their existence in movies. “Lolita” by Valdimir Nabokov was adapted by the famous director Kubrick into the movie of the same name, and both have become classics of their respective fields. “Lolita” was Nabokov’s first influential novel in American literature, and the British press chose it as one of the 100 most famous works which have affected the world since World War Two. Nabokov’s creative work facilitated the progress of post modernism. Reviewers regard him as the central character who leaded the transformation of American literature from modernism to post modernism. He was awarded the titles of post modernist, symbolist, allegorist, decadent, surrealist writer, etc. In 1962, a famous director from Hollywood called Kubrick put Lolita on screen, and caused a “Lolita” tornado, making “Lolita” a cultural phenomenon and a cultural pronoun. Beginning from analyzing the characteristics of the works by Nabokov and Kubrick, this essay appreciates, analyzes the novel “Lolita” by Nabokov and the movie “Lolita” adapted by Kubrick and makes comparison between them. By analyzing the similarities and differences between the novel and the movie and the transformation of purport of the movie after adaptation, this essay focuses on exploring what effects the similarities and differences have on them. In addition the essay discusses the developing progress and significance of adaptation.
Keywords: Lolita; adaptation; movie; comparison
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