ZG/ dramatic arts ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film YA/ film XG/ film genres XG/ film genres VG/ road film VG/ crime film <and spy film Film adaptations of literary works require a double string when the process of adaptation is under discussion: one classified in Template 8, the other in the appropriate national literature Template. The following indexing reflects a document that focuses on the film adaptations of the fiction of William Faulkner: (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 TEMPLATE 1 ZG/ dramatic arts YL/ American literature YA/ film TA/ 1900-1999 XG/ film adaptation RA/ Faulkner, William MA/ <ofx Faulkner, William PA/ fiction The first example below represents indexing for a document that discusses Galdós’s treatment of gender roles in by way of an introductory comparison to Buñuel’s treatment of the same theme in his film Tristana version of the novel. (Note how indexing in appears only in Template 1, since the document is LA concerned primarily with the literary text.) (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 TEMPLATE 1 ZG/ dramatic arts YL/ Spanish literature YA/ film TA/ 1800-1899 XG/ film adaptation RA/ Pérez Galdós, Benito RA/ Buñuel, Luis PA/ novel NA/ Tristana NA/ Tristana LA/ <tof sex roles <cot Buñuel, Luis (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 TEMPLATE 1 ZG/ dramatic arts YL/ American literature YA/ film TA/ 1900-1999 XG/ film adaptation RA/ Webb, Charles RA/ Nichols, Mike PA/ novel NA/ The Graduate NA/ The Graduate MA/ <ofx Webb, Charles: The Graduate (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 TEMPLATE 1 ZG/ dramatic arts YL/ American literature YA/ film TA/ 1900-1999 XG/ film adaptation RA/ Walker, Alice RA/ Spielberg, Steven PA/ novel NA/ The Color Purple NA/ The Color Purple LA/ <tof African Americans <inx film adaptation <byx Walker, Alice The following example of indexing might occur when the film adaptation has a different title (or the same title but in a different language) as the literary work it is adapting, and the document is focusing on the film:
ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film XG/ film genres VG/ road film ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film XG/ film genres VG/ crime film <and spy film Film adaptations of literary works require a double string when the process of adaptation is under discussion: one classified in Template 8, the other in the appropriate national literature Template. The following indexing reflects a document that focuses on the film adaptations of the fiction of William Faulkner: (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film XG/ film adaptation MA/ <ofx Faulkner, William TEMPLATE 1 YL/ American literature TA/ 1900-1999 RA/ Faulkner, William PA/ fiction The first example below represents indexing for a document that discusses Galdós’s treatment of gender roles in Tristana by way of an introductory comparison to Buñuel’s treatment of the same theme in his film version of the novel. (Note how indexing in LA appears only in Template 1, since the document is concerned primarily with the literary text.) (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film XG/ film adaptation RA/ Buñuel, Luis NA/ Tristana TEMPLATE 1 YL/ Spanish literature TA/ 1800-1899 RA/ Pérez Galdós, Benito PA/ novel NA/ Tristana LA/ <tof sex roles <cot Buñuel, Luis (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film XG/ film adaptation RA/ Nichols, Mike NA/ The Graduate MA/ <ofx Webb, Charles: The Graduate TEMPLATE 1 YL/ American literature TA/ 1900-1999 RA/ Webb, Charles PA/ novel NA/ The Graduate (Double String) TEMPLATE 8 ZG/ dramatic arts YA/ film XG/ film adaptation RA/ Spielberg, Steven NA/ The Color Purple LA/ <tof African Americans <inx film adaptation <byx Walker, Alice TEMPLATE 1 YL/ American literature TA/ 1900-1999 RA/ Walker, Alice PA/ novel NA/ The Color Purple The following example of indexing might occur when the film adaptation has a different title (or the same title but in a different language) as the literary work it is adapting, and the document is focusing on the film:
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