Reforming Shakespeare: Adaptations and Appropriations of the Bard in Millennial Film and Popular Culture,Used

Reforming Shakespeare: Adaptations and Appropriations of the Bard in Millennial Film and Popular Culture,Used

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What kinds of work does Shakespeare do in our millennial era? This volume takes a cultural studies approach to the analysis and evaluation of three millennial film adaptations and three cinematic offshoots of some of Shakespeare's most (in)famous playsThe Taming of the Shrew, King Lear, Hamlet, and Richard IIIwhile investigating the significance of these films key intertexts in various media. The three adaptations examined10 Things I Hate About You (1999), A Thousand Acres (1997), and Michael Almereydas Hamlet (2000)and the three offshootsRenaissance Man (1994), A Midwinters Tale (1995), and Al Pacinos Looking for Richard (1996)appropriate the Bards canonical texts in creative and complex ways, adapting and employing Shakespeares work to communicate particular agendas. In addition to interrogating the ideological objectives of these works, this book explores their contexts within the realms of film studies, Shakespeare performance, contemporary history, critical theory, and popular culture.

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