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Timm H?rmann,Ulrich Rückertoint to industry acclaim or awards recognition when considering the cultural value of both this maligned adaptive form and the denigrated horror genre. Using examples from online discussions and reviews of horror remakes, and drawing on a number of examples of these contemporary adaptations, the cha

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Gregor Engels,Alexander Teetziction and in the centrality of adaptive processes to cultural production and consumption. They belong to a long-denigrated genre which is inherently adaptive, and which is currently shifting its cultural position from mass popularity towards cultural respectability. This process is central to the n

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Wolfgang Nettelstroth,Gabi Schillingiction and in the centrality of adaptive processes to cultural production and consumption. They belong to a long-denigrated genre which is inherently adaptive, and which is currently shifting its cultural position from mass popularity towards cultural respectability. This process is central to the n

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Martin Schneider,Christian Manfred Wilke,Anja Isekebut one that increasingly acquired prestige after World War II. Five film adaptations of . exist: directed by Herbert Brenon (1926), Elliott Nugent (1949), Jack Clayton (1974), Robert Markowitz (2000), and Baz Lurhmann (2013). Clayton, Markowitz, and Luhrman all foreground jazz in various ways, and

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Martin Schneider,Simon Eisele musical, paying particular attention to the play’s queer subject matter. Beginning with the premise that adaptation is itself a queer process, the chapter examines the adaptation of . as both product (commercial and aesthetic) and process (of recognition and remembrance). The musical’s recognition