
handle: 10366/119807
[ES] Este largo trabajo ofrece una teor?a del trasvase de textos literarios a la pantalla. Para ello toma como punto de partida las ideas de Genette sobre la transtextualidad, propone el concepto de reescritura como alternativa al de adaptaci?n y elabora un marco te?rico mediante el an?lisis pr?ctico de las reescrituras tanto literarias como f?lmicas del cl?sico de fantasmas de Henry James, "The Turn of the Screw".
[EN] This long essay provides a theory for the transference of literary texts to the screen. In so doing, it takes as a point of departure Genette's ideas on transtextuality, it replaces the concept of adaptation by that of rewriting, and it builds a theoretical framework by means of the practical analysis of both literary and film rewrites of Henry James's classic ghost story, "The Turn of the Screw".
The Turn of the Screw, 6203.01 Cinematografía, Historias de fantasmas, Reescritura, Adaptación cinematográfica, Adaptaci?n cinematogr?fica, Literatura y cine, 62 Ciencias de las artes y las letras, James, Henry, 6203.01 Cinematograf?a
The Turn of the Screw, 6203.01 Cinematografía, Historias de fantasmas, Reescritura, Adaptación cinematográfica, Adaptaci?n cinematogr?fica, Literatura y cine, 62 Ciencias de las artes y las letras, James, Henry, 6203.01 Cinematograf?a
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