专题:Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

This cluster of papers explores the intersection of literature and film, focusing on the theory and practice of adaptation, with a particular emphasis on the works of Shakespeare. It delves into the complexities of adapting literary works to the screen, analyzing issues of fidelity, gender representation, cultural appropriation, and the impact of new media on adaptation. The cluster also examines the geopolitical and historical dimensions of film adaptations, highlighting the evolving nature of adaptation studies in contemporary academia.
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Who Gets Written In? Gender, Identity, and Moderation in AO3’s Celebrity Fanfiction

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Collaboration, Technologies, and the History of Shakespearean Bibliography

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Film Budgets Under Pressure

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Searching for the Disappeared

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“Making Trees” from Macbeth to the Modern Day

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A history of the present absences

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‘That’s not how I pictured it’ – why book-to-film adaptations so often disappoint

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Privilege of the Voice: The Struggle for Authorship in “Little Red Riding Hood” of The Grimm Variations (2024)

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Graph-theoretic and emotional analysis of character dynamics in novel-to-film adaptations

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Cinematic Discourse in the Modern Media Landscape: Current Cases of Mediatization of Film Heroes

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The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind (1896)

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Sentimentality as Performance: Shaftesbury, Sterne, and the Theatrics of Virtue

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New Perspectives on Women and Comedy

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Adaptation and Appropriation

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A Humphrey Tutorial: Beyond Theory

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Images of Disability on Television

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Shakespeare’s Language

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Performing Restoration Shakespeare

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Immersion, Identification, and the Iliad

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