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Doa Brbara Unleashed: From Venezuelan Plains to International Screen (Iberian and Latin American Studies),Used
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Since its publication in 1929, the story of Doa Brbara has continued haunting the collective imagination of people of Latin American descent and has been adapted on various occasions both for the small and big screen. Doa Brbara Unleashed explores how Rmulo Gallegoss original story has been kept alive yet altered by subsequent screen adaptations. The book illustrates how both the film and telenovela adaptations have reinterpreted the story of Doa Brbara in order to mirror changes in societal norms, such as the role of women in Latin American societies, and audience expectations. Specific attention is paid to the way in which in the twentyfirstcentury the spectators have played a crucial role in influencing the alterations to which Gallegoss original plot has been subjected. Doa Brbara Unleashed offers an original way of studying screen adaptations by putting a number of adaptations of the same source text in dialogue rather than simply comparing the individual adaptations with the source text. By further intertwining more traditional theories of screen adaptations with approaches emerging from fandom studies, this book unearths completely new ground, as existing studies onscreen adaptations have barely touched on the issue of audience responses.
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