Adaptation and Beyond

Adaptation and Beyond

Hybrid Transtextualities

Karpinski, Eva C.; Keblowska-Lawniczak, Ewa

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2024

200

Mole

9781032565040

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Introduction: Hybrid Zones of Transtextual World-Building: Towards the Mezzaterra of Adaptation

Part I: Aesthetics and/as Politics in Hybrid Transtextual Adaptation

Chapter 1 - Macbeth, Macbeth: Beyond Adaptation, Towards Creative Critical Writing

Chapter 2 - Joycean Biographics as Hybrid Transmedia Adaptations: World-Building through Biographical Comics

Chapter 3 - Lost at Sea: Caroline Bergvall's Mapping of Early Medieval and Contemporary Maritime Migration

Part II: Repurposing "Classics"

Chapter 4 - Appropriating Biography: The Hybrid 'Face' of Shakespeare in Branagh's All is True

Chapter 5 - Advertising as Adaptation: The Case of Romeo and Juliet

Chapter 6 - Re-Activating the Revenge Drama in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Part III: East-West Adaptation Flows

Chapter 7 - 'Cobra Kai never dies': Rebooting the Karate Kid Franchise for a 21st century YouTube and Netflix Audience

Chapter 8 - Hybrid Transtextualities: Triangulating Tang Xianzu's Peony Pavilion, Traditional Chinese Kunqu Theatre, and Stan Lai's Nightwalk in the Chinese Garden

Chapter 9 - Medial Transposition and Imitation in The Handmaiden

Chapter 10 - Transmedial Melodies: Music in Salman Rushdie's Novel The Ground Beneath Her Feet

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transtextuality;Hybrid Transtextualities;Transtextual World-Building;Adaptation;Young Man;Adaptation Studies;Tv Series;Intermedial Reference;Karate Kid;Tang Xianzu;Shakespeare's Life;Soul's Departure;Kunqu Performance;Shakespeare's Biography;Ormus Cama;Discrepant Awareness;Wherefore Art Thou Romeo;Biographical Subject;Shakespeare Films;Main Characters;Shakespeare's Wife;Shakespeare's Face;Sixteenth Century Costumes;Simon Palfrey;Ellmann's Biography;Metatextual Functions;Balcony Scene;Early Medieval Literature;Bryan Talbot