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" The politics of adaptation : "
edited by Dan Hassler-Forest and Pascal Nicklas.
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BL
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726812
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b546544
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edited by Dan Hassler-Forest and Pascal Nicklas.
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The politics of adaptation : : media convergence and ideology\ edited by Dan Hassler-Forest and Pascal Nicklas.
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[Basingstoke]: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015
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1137443855
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: 9781137443854
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Includes index.
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Introduction; Dan Hassler-Forest and Pascal Nicklas --;PART I: ADAPTING THE PAST: POLITICS AND HISTORY --;1. History as Adaptation; Thomas Leitch --;2. Voyeuristic Revisionism?: (Re- )Viewing the Politics of Neo-Victorian Adaptations; Caterina Grasl --;3. Cultural Nostalgia, Orientalist Ideology, and Heritage Film; Antonija Primorac --;PART II: ADAPTING AUTHORSHIP: POLITICS AND CONVERGENCE --;4. Emerging from Converging Cultures: Circulation, Adaptation, and Value; Timothy Corrigan --;5. Transmediality and the Politics of Adaptation: Concepts, Forms, and Strategies; Jens Eder --;6. Bastards and Pirates, Remixes and Multitudes: The Politics of Mash-Up Transgression and the Polyprocesses of Cultural Jazz; Eckart Voigts --;PART III: ADAPTING POSTCOLONIALISM: POLITICS AND RACE --;7. 'Bergman in Uganda': Ugandan Veejays, Swedish Pirates, and the Political Value of Live Adaptation; Lindiwe Dovey --;8. Yvonne Vera's "Butterfly Burning" and the Politics of Adaptation in African Literature; Aaron Bady --;9. Michael Jackson and Afrofuturism: "HIStory'"s Adaptation of Past, Present and Future; Erik Steinskog --;PART IV: ADAPTING NATIONALITY: POLITICS AND GLOBALIZATION --;10. The End of the Hollywood 'Rip-Off'? Changes in the Bollywood Politics of Copyright; Lucia Kr̃mer --;11. Adapting Tasmania: Terrorizing the Past; Imelda Whelehan --;12. Laibach's Subversive Adaptations; Darko trajn --;PART V: ADAPTING GENRE: POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE --;13." Game of Thrones": The Politics of World-building and the Cultural Logic of Gentrification; Dan Hassler-Forest --;14. You Think You Know the Story: Novelty, Repetition, and Lovecraft in Whedon and Goddard's "The Cabin in the Woods"; Gerry Canavan --;15. Stop/Watch: Repressing History, Adapting ; Jacob Brogan --;PART VI: ADAPTING THE BODY: POLITICS AND GENDER --;16. Biopolitics of Adaptation; Pascal Nicklas --;17. 'Restrained Glamor': Joe Wright's" Anna Karenina", Postfeminism, and Transmedia Biopolitics; Monika Pietrzak-Franger.
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In the age of globalization, digitization, and media convergence, traditional hierarchies between media are breaking down. This book offers new approaches to understanding the politics and their underlying ideologies that are reshaping our global media landscape, including questions of audience participation and transmedia storytelling.
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Mass media -- Political aspects.
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Mass media policy.
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PSYCHOLOGY -- Social Psychology.
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P95.8E358 2015
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Dan Hassler-Forest
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Pascal Nicklas
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