Sequel [1] ( eng. Sequel [ siːkwəl ] from Lat. Sequella "continued; appendix") - a book , film or any other creative narrative, the plot being a continuation of a work [2] .
A special category of sequels is “spiritual sequels”, which are not direct sequels, but they consider the same set of concepts and ideas as the works that preceded the plot.
Content
- 1 Related concepts
- 1.1 Prequel
- 1.2 Interquel
- 1.3 Midquel
- 1.4 Trikvel
- 1.5 Quadricwell
- 2 Literature
- 3 notes
- 4 References
Related Concepts
Prequel
Prequel [3] ( eng. Prequel , contamination of the prefix pre- (“before”) and sequel ) is a work chronologically describing events preceding an earlier initial work.
Interquel
Interquel [4] ( eng. Interquel , contamination of the prefix inter- - “between” and sequel ) is a work of art whose plot events occur between the events of previously created works. Thus, the interquel is both a sequel for one work and a prequel for another. For example, the game " Devil May Cry 4 " tells about the events between the previously released games " Devil May Cry " and " Devil May Cry 2 "
Midquel
Midquel [5] ( eng. Midquel , contamination of the prefix mid- from eng. Middle - “middle” and sequel ) - a film, book or any work of art that develops the plot of previous works on the same topic. The peculiarity of the midquel is that the events depicted in it chronologically relate to the period inside the original plot (in contrast to the sequel in which the events follow the original ones and the prequel in which they precede). For example, Bambi 2 is an animated film that shows the protagonist growing up, which is not shown in the Bambi cartoon.
Trikvel
The triquel is the continuation of the sequel, that is, the third of a series of consecutive works. For example, the film " Ocean 's Thirteen Friends " is a continuation of the films " Ocean's Eleven Friends " and " Ocean's Twelve Friends ".
The triquel differs in the sequence of design from the trilogy , which was originally created as a three-part work.
Quadricwell
The term “ quadricquel ” is also sometimes used to describe the fourth work in a series.
Literature
- Amanda Ann Klein, R. Barton Palmer (eds.). Cycles, Sequels, Spin-offs, Remakes, and Reboots: Multiplicities in Film and Television. - University of Texas Press, 2016 .-- 357 p. - ISBN 978-1-4773-0900-1 .
- Carolyn Jess-Cooke. Film Sequels: Theory and Practice From Hollywood to Bollywood. - Edinburgh University Press, 2009 .-- 166 p. - ISBN 978-0-7486-2603-8 .
- Chernyak V.D. , Chernyak M.A. Sequel; Seriality of mass literature // Mass literature in concepts and terms: a training dictionary. - 2nd edition, stereotyped. - M .: Flint, 2015 .-- S. 153-154, 150-152. - 192 p. - ISBN 978-5-9765-2128-5 .
- Chuprinin S.I. Sequel // Russian literature today. Life by concepts. - Time, 2007. - ISBN 5-9691-0129-X .
Notes
- ↑ Russian Spelling Dictionary: about 180,000 words [Electronic version] / O. E. Ivanova , V. V. Lopatin (ed.), I. V. Nechaev , L. K. Cheltsova . - 2nd ed., Rev. and add. - M .: Russian Academy of Sciences . Institute of the Russian Language named after V.V. Vinogradov , 2004. - 960 p. - ISBN 5-88744-052-X .
- ↑ Large explanatory dictionary of the Russian language. - 1st ed.: St. Petersburg: Norint. S. A. Kuznetsov. 1998.
- ↑ Silverblatt, Art. Genre Studies in Mass Media: A Handbook. - ME Sharpe , 2007 .-- P. 211 . - “Prequels focus on the action that took place before the original narrative. For instance, in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith the audience learns about how Darth Vader originally became a villain. "A prequel assumes that the audience is familiar with the original — the audience must rework the narrative so that they can understand how the prequel leads up to the beginning of the original." - ISBN 9780765616708 .
- ↑ interquel @ Dictionary.com's 21st Century Lexicon
- ↑ A Breath of Fresh Eyre: Intertextual and Intermedial Reworkings of Jane Eyre . - Rodopi, 2007 .-- P. 183. - ISBN 978-90-420-2212-6 .