Key concepts of narrative theory are explored through analyses of five significant prose texts, including works by Kafka, Joyce, Conrad, and Woolf. The book also examines film adaptations of four of these narratives, showcasing how cinematic interpretations align with or diverge from the original texts. By clearly presenting narrative theory principles and applying them to both literature and film, this work serves as a valuable resource for undergraduates in literature and film studies, enhancing their understanding of storytelling across mediums.
