... The novel describes an extraordinary and magical adventure of four children Lucy, Edmund, Sus... more ... The novel describes an extraordinary and magical adventure of four children Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter who are sent off London. ... Page 41. Page 42. children so the Beavers lead Lucy, Susan to meet Aslan, the only one who can help now. ...
This paper is an attempt to discuss and analyse the movie adaptation of C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, t... more This paper is an attempt to discuss and analyse the movie adaptation of C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe directed by Andrew Adamson and produced by Walt Disney in collaboration with Walden Media. In the following pages, a perspective of division into three parts will be proposed. The aim of such approach is to have a more accurate understanding of Lewis’s life, his literary legacy, with special attention to the Chronicles of Narnia series, and, finally, the production of the movie based on the Lewis’s children’s fantasy.
... The novel describes an extraordinary and magical adventure of four children Lucy, Edmund, Sus... more ... The novel describes an extraordinary and magical adventure of four children Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter who are sent off London. ... Page 41. Page 42. children so the Beavers lead Lucy, Susan to meet Aslan, the only one who can help now. ...
This paper is an attempt to discuss and analyse the movie adaptation of C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, t... more This paper is an attempt to discuss and analyse the movie adaptation of C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe directed by Andrew Adamson and produced by Walt Disney in collaboration with Walden Media. In the following pages, a perspective of division into three parts will be proposed. The aim of such approach is to have a more accurate understanding of Lewis’s life, his literary legacy, with special attention to the Chronicles of Narnia series, and, finally, the production of the movie based on the Lewis’s children’s fantasy.
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In the following pages, a perspective of division into three parts will be proposed. The aim of such approach is to have a more accurate understanding of Lewis’s life, his literary legacy, with special attention to the Chronicles of Narnia series, and, finally, the production of the movie based on the Lewis’s children’s fantasy.
In the following pages, a perspective of division into three parts will be proposed. The aim of such approach is to have a more accurate understanding of Lewis’s life, his literary legacy, with special attention to the Chronicles of Narnia series, and, finally, the production of the movie based on the Lewis’s children’s fantasy.