Adaptation in Young Adult Novels
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Adaptation in Young Adult Novels
Critically Engaging Past and Present
Montz, Dr. Amy L.; Lawrence, Dr. Dana E.
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
03/2022
254
Mole
Inglês
9781501371950
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments
"Both Flesh and Monument": The Immortal Life of Literature through Adaptation
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA) and Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
Part One Representation Matters
1. Re-visioning Rosaline; or, Romeo and Juliet Are Dead
Fiona Hartley-Kroeger (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, USA)
2. Inhabiting the House of Edith Wharton's Fiction: Rewriting the Captive Woman in Deborah Noyes's The Ghosts of Kerfol
Indu Ohri (University of Virginia, USA)
3. Rewriting The Great Gatsby: Questioning Identity and Morality in Sara Benincasa's Great
Lisa M. Valenzuela (University of the Incarnate Word, USA)
4. LGBTQIA Fairy Tales: Queering Cinderella in Lo's Ash and Donoghue's "The Tale of the Shoe"
Dalila Forni (University of Florence, Italy)
5. "Wherever the Flame Was Brightest": Identity and Assimilation in Rick Riordan's Greek Mythological Adaptations for Young Adults
Saffyre Falkenberg (Texas Christian University, USA)
Part Two Literature and Popular Culture
6. Jane Eyre in Space: Adapting Bronte's Novel for Young Adult Fans of Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Tara Moore (Elizabethtown College, USA)
7. Megan Shepherd's The Madwoman Trilogy and the Female Voice: The Twenty-First-Century Young Adult Adaptation of Frankenstein and the Frankenstein Franchise
Melanie A. Marotta (Morgan State University, USA)
8. Austen, Wollstonecraft, and Zombies: Female Autonomy in Jane Austen's Popular Canon
Eileen Totter (University of North Georgia, USA)
9. A Twist in Time or a Break in Narrative: Adapting the Disney Classic Canon for a Young Adult Audience
Michelle Anya Anjirbag and Madeleine Hunter (Cambridge University, UK)
Part Three Making the Past Present
10. Rewriting Nineteenth-Century New York City for the Modern Teen
Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
11. Find Our Past Voice: Reimagining the Nineteenth-Century Feminist in Young Adult Literature
Brett Carol Young (Valdosta State University, USA)
12. A Tale of Two Women: Representing Femininity in Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities and Sarah Rees Brennan's Tell the Wind and Fire
Maya Zakrzewska-Pim (Cambridge University, UK)
13. "In fair Verona, where we lay our scene": Adaptation, Literary Tourism, and Locating Juliet
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA)
14. From Ancient to Modern Myth: Storytelling in Jesmyn Ward's Salvage the Bones
Madeleine Tulip (Warwick University, UK)
Notes on Contributors
Index
"Both Flesh and Monument": The Immortal Life of Literature through Adaptation
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA) and Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
Part One Representation Matters
1. Re-visioning Rosaline; or, Romeo and Juliet Are Dead
Fiona Hartley-Kroeger (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, USA)
2. Inhabiting the House of Edith Wharton's Fiction: Rewriting the Captive Woman in Deborah Noyes's The Ghosts of Kerfol
Indu Ohri (University of Virginia, USA)
3. Rewriting The Great Gatsby: Questioning Identity and Morality in Sara Benincasa's Great
Lisa M. Valenzuela (University of the Incarnate Word, USA)
4. LGBTQIA Fairy Tales: Queering Cinderella in Lo's Ash and Donoghue's "The Tale of the Shoe"
Dalila Forni (University of Florence, Italy)
5. "Wherever the Flame Was Brightest": Identity and Assimilation in Rick Riordan's Greek Mythological Adaptations for Young Adults
Saffyre Falkenberg (Texas Christian University, USA)
Part Two Literature and Popular Culture
6. Jane Eyre in Space: Adapting Bronte's Novel for Young Adult Fans of Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Tara Moore (Elizabethtown College, USA)
7. Megan Shepherd's The Madwoman Trilogy and the Female Voice: The Twenty-First-Century Young Adult Adaptation of Frankenstein and the Frankenstein Franchise
Melanie A. Marotta (Morgan State University, USA)
8. Austen, Wollstonecraft, and Zombies: Female Autonomy in Jane Austen's Popular Canon
Eileen Totter (University of North Georgia, USA)
9. A Twist in Time or a Break in Narrative: Adapting the Disney Classic Canon for a Young Adult Audience
Michelle Anya Anjirbag and Madeleine Hunter (Cambridge University, UK)
Part Three Making the Past Present
10. Rewriting Nineteenth-Century New York City for the Modern Teen
Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
11. Find Our Past Voice: Reimagining the Nineteenth-Century Feminist in Young Adult Literature
Brett Carol Young (Valdosta State University, USA)
12. A Tale of Two Women: Representing Femininity in Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities and Sarah Rees Brennan's Tell the Wind and Fire
Maya Zakrzewska-Pim (Cambridge University, UK)
13. "In fair Verona, where we lay our scene": Adaptation, Literary Tourism, and Locating Juliet
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA)
14. From Ancient to Modern Myth: Storytelling in Jesmyn Ward's Salvage the Bones
Madeleine Tulip (Warwick University, UK)
Notes on Contributors
Index
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Acknowledgments
"Both Flesh and Monument": The Immortal Life of Literature through Adaptation
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA) and Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
Part One Representation Matters
1. Re-visioning Rosaline; or, Romeo and Juliet Are Dead
Fiona Hartley-Kroeger (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, USA)
2. Inhabiting the House of Edith Wharton's Fiction: Rewriting the Captive Woman in Deborah Noyes's The Ghosts of Kerfol
Indu Ohri (University of Virginia, USA)
3. Rewriting The Great Gatsby: Questioning Identity and Morality in Sara Benincasa's Great
Lisa M. Valenzuela (University of the Incarnate Word, USA)
4. LGBTQIA Fairy Tales: Queering Cinderella in Lo's Ash and Donoghue's "The Tale of the Shoe"
Dalila Forni (University of Florence, Italy)
5. "Wherever the Flame Was Brightest": Identity and Assimilation in Rick Riordan's Greek Mythological Adaptations for Young Adults
Saffyre Falkenberg (Texas Christian University, USA)
Part Two Literature and Popular Culture
6. Jane Eyre in Space: Adapting Bronte's Novel for Young Adult Fans of Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Tara Moore (Elizabethtown College, USA)
7. Megan Shepherd's The Madwoman Trilogy and the Female Voice: The Twenty-First-Century Young Adult Adaptation of Frankenstein and the Frankenstein Franchise
Melanie A. Marotta (Morgan State University, USA)
8. Austen, Wollstonecraft, and Zombies: Female Autonomy in Jane Austen's Popular Canon
Eileen Totter (University of North Georgia, USA)
9. A Twist in Time or a Break in Narrative: Adapting the Disney Classic Canon for a Young Adult Audience
Michelle Anya Anjirbag and Madeleine Hunter (Cambridge University, UK)
Part Three Making the Past Present
10. Rewriting Nineteenth-Century New York City for the Modern Teen
Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
11. Find Our Past Voice: Reimagining the Nineteenth-Century Feminist in Young Adult Literature
Brett Carol Young (Valdosta State University, USA)
12. A Tale of Two Women: Representing Femininity in Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities and Sarah Rees Brennan's Tell the Wind and Fire
Maya Zakrzewska-Pim (Cambridge University, UK)
13. "In fair Verona, where we lay our scene": Adaptation, Literary Tourism, and Locating Juliet
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA)
14. From Ancient to Modern Myth: Storytelling in Jesmyn Ward's Salvage the Bones
Madeleine Tulip (Warwick University, UK)
Notes on Contributors
Index
"Both Flesh and Monument": The Immortal Life of Literature through Adaptation
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA) and Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
Part One Representation Matters
1. Re-visioning Rosaline; or, Romeo and Juliet Are Dead
Fiona Hartley-Kroeger (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, USA)
2. Inhabiting the House of Edith Wharton's Fiction: Rewriting the Captive Woman in Deborah Noyes's The Ghosts of Kerfol
Indu Ohri (University of Virginia, USA)
3. Rewriting The Great Gatsby: Questioning Identity and Morality in Sara Benincasa's Great
Lisa M. Valenzuela (University of the Incarnate Word, USA)
4. LGBTQIA Fairy Tales: Queering Cinderella in Lo's Ash and Donoghue's "The Tale of the Shoe"
Dalila Forni (University of Florence, Italy)
5. "Wherever the Flame Was Brightest": Identity and Assimilation in Rick Riordan's Greek Mythological Adaptations for Young Adults
Saffyre Falkenberg (Texas Christian University, USA)
Part Two Literature and Popular Culture
6. Jane Eyre in Space: Adapting Bronte's Novel for Young Adult Fans of Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Tara Moore (Elizabethtown College, USA)
7. Megan Shepherd's The Madwoman Trilogy and the Female Voice: The Twenty-First-Century Young Adult Adaptation of Frankenstein and the Frankenstein Franchise
Melanie A. Marotta (Morgan State University, USA)
8. Austen, Wollstonecraft, and Zombies: Female Autonomy in Jane Austen's Popular Canon
Eileen Totter (University of North Georgia, USA)
9. A Twist in Time or a Break in Narrative: Adapting the Disney Classic Canon for a Young Adult Audience
Michelle Anya Anjirbag and Madeleine Hunter (Cambridge University, UK)
Part Three Making the Past Present
10. Rewriting Nineteenth-Century New York City for the Modern Teen
Amy L. Montz (University of Southern Indiana, USA)
11. Find Our Past Voice: Reimagining the Nineteenth-Century Feminist in Young Adult Literature
Brett Carol Young (Valdosta State University, USA)
12. A Tale of Two Women: Representing Femininity in Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities and Sarah Rees Brennan's Tell the Wind and Fire
Maya Zakrzewska-Pim (Cambridge University, UK)
13. "In fair Verona, where we lay our scene": Adaptation, Literary Tourism, and Locating Juliet
Dana E. Lawrence (University of South Carolina Lancaster, USA)
14. From Ancient to Modern Myth: Storytelling in Jesmyn Ward's Salvage the Bones
Madeleine Tulip (Warwick University, UK)
Notes on Contributors
Index
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