Dergiler / Akdeniz İnsani Bilimler Dergisi / 2015 / Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 1

Sayfalardan Ekrana: James Joyce nin Bir Sanatçının Genç Adam Olarak Portresi Romanında ve Alan Parker in The Wall Filmindeki Sanatçı Figürleri

Bildung' from Pages to Screen: The Artist Figures in James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and in Alan Parker's The Wall

Sayfa
281–291
DOI
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Abstract

Abstract: Mikhail Bakhtins assertion of the term Bildungsroman signifies the image of man in the process of becoming (Bakhtin 1986, 19). In general terms, the Bildungsroman is a novel of building or growth and development. In his well-known novel A Portrait of the Artist as A Young Man , Joyce portrays the growth of the novels protagonist Stephen Dedalus that leads him to become an artist. Likewise, Pink as the protagonist in the famous movie and album The Wall , reflects the same development as Stephen Dedalus, but ends with the destruction of the artist himself both physically and psychologically. For example, the director Alan Parker focuses entirely on the characters devastating side, whereas James Joyce only deals with his flawed aspects, and ends his novel with the constructive feature of mental and physical separation from Irish society. Taking the definition of Bildung as the theoretical background, the heroes of both works of art will be compared and contrasted in terms of theirBildung process. With this, it will also be illustrated how literature and media address the process ofBildung in terms of their own style of narration.