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Books in motion : adaptation, intertextuality, authorship / edited by Mireia Aragay.

Title: Books in motion : adaptation, intertextuality, authorship / edited by Mireia Aragay.
Publication: Amsterdam ; New York, NY : Rodopi, 2005.

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Aragay, Mireia.

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289 p.; 22 cm.

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Explores the field of film adaptation of novels.

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Contemporary cinema ; 2

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Contemporary cinema ; 2.

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Reflection to refraction: adaptation studies then and now / Mireia Aragay -- Harry Potter and the fidelity debate / Deborah Cartmell and Imelda Whelehan -- What does Heathcliff look like? Performance in Peter Kosminsky's version of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights / Sara Martin -- Dirk Bogarde's Sidney Carton--more faithful to the character than Dickens himself? / John Style -- Once upon an adaptation: traces of the authorial on film / Karen Diehl -- The adapter as auteur: Hitchcock, Kubrick, Disney / Thomas Leitch -- Adaptation and autobiographical auteurism: a look at filmmaker/writer Doris Dörrie / Margaret McCarthy --
John Huston's vs. James Joyce's The dead / Manuel Barbeito Varela -- Politicising adaptation: re-historicising South African literature through Fools / Lindiwe Dovey -- Adaptation, appropriation, retroaction: symbolic interaction with Henry V / José Ángel García Landa -- Inf(l)ecting Pride and prejudice: dialogism, intertextuality, and adaptation / Mireia Aragay and Gemma López -- Beyond adaptation: Frankenstein's postmodern progeny / Pedro Javier Pardo García -- Me, me, me: film narrators and the crisis of identity / Celestino Deleyto -- Playing in a minor key: the literary past through the feminist imagination / Belén Vidal.

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