Fiction to film Vivek Sachdeva Ruth Prawer Jhabvala`s The Householder and heat and dust

By:

Vivek Sachdeva

Language: English Publication details: Orient Blackswan 2017 DelhiEdition: 1st edDescription: xlix, 244 pISBN:

9789386689030

Subject(s):

Film

DDC classification:

791.430973 VIV

Summary: Questioning the relevance of fidelity criticism, the author closely examines the bias against adaptations. Instead of judging adaptations only for their faithfulness to the original, he argues that film adaptations of literary works must be seen as independent creative works of art, and not as derivative, and hence inferior. The relationship between cinema and the literary source can be understood in terms of inter-textuality, inter-mediality and interpretation, and within the paradigm of translation.

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Questioning the relevance of fidelity criticism, the author closely examines the bias against adaptations. Instead of judging adaptations only for their faithfulness to the original, he argues that film adaptations of literary works must be seen as independent creative works of art, and not as derivative, and hence inferior. The relationship between cinema and the literary source can be understood in terms of inter-textuality, inter-mediality and interpretation, and within the paradigm of translation.

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