kịch hóa

kịch hóa

Nhà văn kịch hóa một câu chuyện cổ tích để viết kịch bản sân khấu.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To dramatize: The primary meaning of "kịch hóa" is to adapt a story, event, or idea into the form of a drama or play. It involves giving a narrative a dramatic structure with scenes, dialogue, and characters.
    • To theatricalize / To make dramatic: It also means to present or portray something in an exaggeratedly emotional or dramatic manner, often to emphasize its impact or appeal.
Usage Examples
  • Verb:
    • Nhà văn quyết định kịch hóa cuốn tiểu thuyết lịch sử của mình. (The writer decided to dramatize his historical novel.)
    • Bài phóng sự đó đã kịch hóa sự việc một cách quá mức. (That reportage theatricalized the event excessively.)
    • Họ kịch hóa câu chuyện dân gian để dựng thành vở diễn cho thiếu nhi. (They dramatized the folktale to produce a play for children.)
Advanced Usage
  • Used in literary, journalistic, and cinematic criticism to describe the process of adaptation or a style of presentation that emphasizes dramatic effect, sometimes at the expense of strict factual accuracy.
    • Việc kịch hóa các sự kiện lịch sử trên phim ảnh luôn gây tranh cãi. (The dramatization of historical events in film is always controversial.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Sự kịch hóa (n): dramatization, theatricalization. The noun form referring to the process or the result of dramatizing.
    • Sự kịch hóa trong phim khiến câu chuyện thêm hấp dẫn. (The dramatization in the film made the story more engaging.)
Synonyms
  • Dramatize: To adapt into a dramatic form.
  • Theatricalize: To give a theatrical character to.
  • Embellish: To make more interesting by adding details, often exaggerated.
Related Concepts
  • Phóng đại (v): to exaggerate. While "kịch hóa" often involves exaggeration, it is specifically tied to a dramatic or theatrical format.
  • Chuyển thể (v): to adapt. A broader term for adapting a work from one medium to another, which can include "kịch hóa."