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Adaptation and Appropriation in Literature
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- Book Overview
- Second edition explores multiple definitions and practices of adaptation and appropriation
- Volume examines cultural and aesthetic politics behind adaptation impulse
- Covers global and local dimensions of adaptation across various media
- Explores impact of digital technologies on ideas of making and customization
- Key Concepts
- Texts are interconnected through networks of existing texts and art forms
- Adaptation involves deeper engagement with single source text
- Appropriation often adopts critique and commentary posture
- Digital technologies have expanded vocabulary with concepts like remix and mash-up
- Theoretical Framework
- Intertextuality theory emerged from structuralist and post-structuralist movements
- Texts are built from systems and traditions established by previous works
- Adaptation and appropriation celebrate collaborative model of creativity
- Multiple versions exist laterally rather than vertically in modern context
- Examples and Analysis
- Joyce's Ulysses serves as archetype of adaptive text
- Adaptations often involve reinterpretation of canonical works
- Texts can be read independently but enrich meaning through intertextuality
- Adaptations can combine stylistic imitation with satirical commentary