Redefining adaptation studies /
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Lanham :
Scarecrow Press,
2010.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : how should we teach it? How could we teach it? / James M. Welsh
- Adapting Wilde for the performance classroom : "no small parts" / Frances Babbage ; with Robert Neumark Jones and Lauren Williams
- "It must all change now" : Victor Hugo's Lucretia Borgia and adaptation / Richard J. Hand
- "Never seek to tell thy love" : e-adapting Blake in the classroom / Richard Berger
- Adaptation and creative writing : Brokeback Mountain on the London underground / Mark O'Thomas
- Pedagogy and policy in intermedial adaptations / Freda Chapple
- Towards a pedagogy for adaptation studies / Sevgi Şahin and Laurence Raw
- Writing the adaptation : teaching an upper-division college course for the screenwriter / Diane Lake
- Whose life is it, anyway? : adaptation, collective memory, and (auto)biographical processes / Suzanne Diamond
- The numbers game : quantifying the audience / Alexis Weedon
- Engaging the ear : teaching radio drama adaptations / Elke Huwiler
- The pleasures of "theatre film" : stage to film adaptation / Milan Pribisic.