has to do with form and content, and the ways that they can be further broken down into sub-units and used for analysis. The second way is to use the historical relationship that the text and its adaptation have and apply it to the analysis. Finally, the third way to analyze film adaptation is to measure it by the audience's view of the film's success. (9-15; all references are to the class texts, Whelehan) All three methods will be used to analyze four film adaptations: Enoch Arden, Daisy Miller, Sense and Sensibility, and The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum.
             The first film adaptation is D. W. Griffith's, Enoch Arden. This film is noted for being the first two-reeler to be shown in theaters in succession. Griffith said that he emphasis as a director was for the audience "to see," which is evident in the way that the camera is used for effect
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