A theory of adaptation
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| Glavni autor: | Hutcheon, Linda (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng |
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New York ; London :
Routledge,
2006.
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Sadržaj:
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1 Beginning to theorize adaptation: What? Who? Shy? How? Where? When? : Familiarity and contempt
- Treating adaptations 'as adaptations'
- Exactly what gets adapted? How?
- double vision: Defining adaptation (Adaptation as product: announced, extensive, specific transcoding
- Adaptation as process)
- Modes of engagement
- Framing adaptation
- Chapter 2 What? (forms) : Medium specificity revisited
- Telling - Showing
- Showing - Showing
- Interacting - Telling or showing
- Cliché #1
- Cliché "2
- Cliché #3
- Cliché #4
- Learning from practice
- Chapter 3 Who? Why? (Adapters) : Who is the adapter?
- Why adapt? (The economic lures
- The legal constraints
- Cultural capital
- Personal and political motives)
- Learning from practice
- Intentionality in adaptations
- Chapter 4 How? (audiences) : The pleasure of adaptation
- Knowing and unknowing audiences
- Modes of engagement revisited
- Kinds and degrees of immersion
- Chapter 5 Where? When? (contexts) : The vastness of context
- Transcultural adaptation
- Indigenization
- Learning from practice (Why Carmen?
- The Carmen story - and stereotype
- Indigenizing Carmen)
- Chapter 6 Final questions : What is not an adaptation?
- What is the appeal of adaptations?
- References
- Index